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Subject: Equus

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Date Posted: 15:40:33 03/18/13 Mon

Rear seats are spacious in the Equus. If you debagged the Equus and the S550, I would wager that it would be very close to a 50/50 split in preference. Mercedes enthusiasts would know the difference, but that's about it. The Equus is much more desireable than the Lexus LS which is its closest competitor.

Tony, I mostly agree about the $60k Hyundai being tough to swallow considering what their niche is, but them seem to be building a following and long term brand loyalty. Other luxury car makers are jumping into the compact pool nowadays (Mercedes CLA, Acura ILX, BMW 1 series) but I think all of those cars are just a huge waste of money for what you're getting.

A few other notes.

The Lexus LFA is just plain bad ass. The Acura RLX is also a very nice sedan and the leather smells delicious.

I was disappointed that they didn't have the new Porsche Cayman at the show and didn't have an Audi A5/S5 (they did have an RS5 which is just super rare and was roped off) on display either. They did have a an Audi A7 which is just a weird car IMO. Not sure where a $60k+ hatchback sedan (that isn't a Porsche) fits into the mix.

The show was the first time I ever looked through a hybrid sedan and was surprised by how much trunk space is sacrificed in the hybrid (Optima, Camry & Fusion hybrid). The trunk is atleast 50% smaller and no larger than most larger convertibles with the top down.

Now onto some hot chick content. This beauty was roaming around the Nissan booth. My friend decided he was going to act like he was taking a pic of a car and snap a shot of her instead. I'm pretty sure she knew what he was doing because there wasn't a car within 10 feet of her when he snapped this. Also notice the guy on the left checking out her ass and the guy on the right stealing a shot of her rack.

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