I’m not a fan of transparent stuff so when I saw the new transparent Lexus, well, my preference didn’t change at all. This transparent vehicle is a recent project by Lexus and Huzimoto Takeshi, a Japanese architect.
Obviously, the Lexus LF-A sports a transparent acrylic shell. I think it was just designed for the sake of art and not meant for real driving on the road. Imagine driving this, it’s like roaming around the streets naked.
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