Could this possibly turn up in the Lexus lineup?

http://www.automotivemessageboard.com/showthread.php?t=13347

While most of the concepts you've seen so far from Toyota have been of the pie-in-the-sky variety, the FT-MV minivan concept seems much more grounded and closer to production. It's not like Toyota's trying to hide that fact, either. The concept's name, FT-MV, basically stands for "Future Minivan". Our insiders tell us that we could see a production minivan inspired by the FT-MV sometime in 2008, though we hope the design is toned down a mite in the meantime. While the exterior is fairly flamboyant, the interior actually looks ready for primetime save for a few futuristic features. The second- and third-row seats, for instance, fully recline and passengers can kick their feet up on motorized ottoman-like foot rests that pop out of the seatbacks. The center console, as well, is a single, flat surface that can display any interface required for the task at hand. There's also some purplish interior mood lighting for effect. Fancy features for sure, but all are surrounded by what appears to be a pretty common upscale minivan interior. Soccer moms of the future, you're chariot awaits.

I'm not to sure that I like the design of that van... I personally think Lexus should stick with cars and SUV's.

I'll be the first to admit that it isn't that bad... but will take a lot of time to get use to.

I like it simply because it has sharp lines, you don't see that to often on a minivan.

I'm not to fond of the headlights, but the rest of the minivan looks alright. It's something different from todays minivans.

Nice! I always like to see what people think of next. Can't wait to actually see something like this on the roads.

Could this possibly turn up in the Lexus lineup?

http://www.automotivemessageboard.com/showthread.php?t=13347

While most of the concepts you've seen so far from Toyota have been of the pie-in-the-sky variety, the FT-MV minivan concept seems much more grounded and closer to production. It's not like Toyota's trying to hide that fact, either. The concept's name, FT-MV, basically stands for "Future Minivan". Our insiders tell us that we could see a production minivan inspired by the FT-MV sometime in 2008, though we hope the design is toned down a mite in the meantime. While the exterior is fairly flamboyant, the interior actually looks ready for primetime save for a few futuristic features. The second- and third-row seats, for instance, fully recline and passengers can kick their feet up on motorized ottoman-like foot rests that pop out of the seatbacks. The center console, as well, is a single, flat surface that can display any interface required for the task at hand. There's also some purplish interior mood lighting for effect. Fancy features for sure, but all are surrounded by what appears to be a pretty common upscale minivan interior. Soccer moms of the future, you're chariot awaits.It would be good if we see Toyota is going to launch FT-MV in 2008.It is actually a mini van which is going under way.and now is on the stage where we can say come out of the paper work.Every thing has done bring my bride home.

This really an amazing model and excellent for family use.Lexus minivan looks very comfortable and easy to handle.



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i Think They Should make a Pickup Tuck,

Looks pretty cool. I think minivan idea isn't bad.