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In a Class Defined by Size, the Lexus LX 600 Distinguishes Itself Through Design (opens the original)
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Car lovers and luxury auto shoppers have to give Lexus some credit. The brand was once dismissed as a maker of fancy Toyotas, but its designers and engineers have spent decades building it into a distinct lifestyle brand worthy of taking on the German kings of luxury. Along the way, the Lexus team steadily evolved the marque’s looks and performance, shaking off the now clichéd idea that its models were comfortable but boring by releasing more striking and distinctive rides. Some quick context: L
25 Years Later, 9/11’s Artifacts Still Call for a Different Level of Curatorial Care (opens the original)
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Most objects, artworks and artifacts in museum displays are professionally cared for to one extent or another, but there are some memorial works and pieces of history that demand the most dedicated attention for the raw emotional response they inspire. As a general rule of thumb, the more recent the memory, the rawer it feels. The United States is observing the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks this year, and every piece of building debris, each photograph and each homemade
The 2026 Defender OCTA’s Premium Price Buys Off-Road Performance, Not Cabin Polish (opens the original)
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Throughout its decades-long life as a British automotive icon, the Land Rover Defender was always the brand’s most rugged offspring. It once served as more of a Joe Sixpack and Suzy Temp knock-around beast of burden before evolving into the luxury machine it is today, but it was always the “tough” Land Rover. These days, the Land Rover name is a trust mark, as JLR (formerly Jaguar Land Rover) has broken it off into its own sub-brand alongside Range Rover, Discovery and Jaguar. Though the Range R
The 2026 BMW 550e xDrive Downplays Looks But Delivers on Power (opens the original)
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The BMW 550e xDrive offers logic students a perfect example of a Boolean syllogism or the theory of formal consequence: All BMWs are good cars. The 550e xDrive is a BMW. Therefore, the 550e is a good car. As a result of that simple correlation, reviewing it really comes down to comparisons with other BMW options or assorted German sedans from other manufacturers in a similar price range. It’s still a stretch for American, Japanese and Korean luxury cars to compete wheel to wheel with the Germans
The 2026 Genesis G70 Prestige Graphite Maxes Out on Features While Amping Up Performance (opens the original)
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For years, Lexus, Infiniti and Acura served as the midrange luxury segment of Asian automakers. But just when these makers thought they had the market on lock, a new player entered the game. When Korea’s Hyundai split its Genesis models off from the fancier end of its line and gathered them into its own higher-end make, its Pacific rivals had to contend with a stylish, function-packed competitor. It’s not getting in too deep to say the Japanese and Korean mid-market luxury models largely battle
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