Toyota Safety DAY with some Lexus LS460 Taste inside (Video)

Toyota Safety DAY with some Lexus LS460 Taste inside (Video)
IF you are curious to see how you will be safe in a LS460, here you are some examples for you !


The Toyota menu of the day was called: "Integrated Safety Management Concept", and covered various aspects such as:

1) Parking
2) Active Safety
3) Pre-Crash Safety
4) Passive Safety
5) Emergency Response
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BMW530iBMW530i - 8/29/2006 3:34:02 AM
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2) Active Safety (Mercedes-Benz)
3) Pre-Crash Safety (shamelessly copied from Mercedes-Benz)
4) Passive Safety (Mercedes-Benz, again (Pre-Safe operates under this mode as well))

Regarding Pre-Crash, even the name is a rip-off of MB's Pre-Safe. Worse, I once read a Lexus advertisement that basically claimed "that Lexus was the first to invent this". Misleading.

BTW, isn't that an LS430?



RupertRupert - 8/29/2006 6:45:24 AM
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yes, it is....


Agent63Agent63 - 8/29/2006 9:59:01 AM
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Jakemiller: you need to slow your roll and shut your mouth and respect peoples opinions/comments/facts. German car fans are stupid? It's best to shut your mouth cause there's lots of them out there. Many who are Japanese car fans as well. You'll get heat from both sides.

"Lexus owns"? you must be some punk kid.

You think that Merc didn't invest time and money into their developements? Perhaps you are the one who is making accusations. Maybe BMW530i isn't jealous and is only stating facts (not opinion).

Silly kid grow up.


PlanoA4PlanoA4 - 8/29/2006 10:44:12 AM
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Where is the crash into a wall test?


mkk21mkk21 - 8/29/2006 11:30:32 AM
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Do you know how long it takes to develop this technology? It's sure not a one night invention. Each company had it on their drawing blocks years ago, it just so happened MB came to the market with their product first. I can understand if the next generation Lexus came out with this technology, then they would be copying.


answeranswer - 8/29/2006 1:32:41 PM
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As soon as Mercedes reliability matches that of Lexus, please be sure to say that they copied that. Guess we will have to wait a while on that though.

Also, should future safety devices not be used by a company simply because another company developed it first? Would it make some of you feel better to be driving around in a car without ABS, seatbelts, airbags, stability management, etc. just so you know your car didn't copy anyone?




I95SPEEDINGTICKETSI95SPEEDINGTICKETS - 8/29/2006 1:43:40 PM
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Well Said
Too many IDIOTS with the "MB Invented or Developed it First" rethoric because they cannot think up anything else to say.
Why put money in a Savings Account ??
Why eat Healthy ??
Hell why go to WORK ??

These are all things that millions of other people thought of first so technically speaking YOU ARE ALL COPYCATS MASQUERADING AS THE REAL DEAL!!!


BMW530iBMW530i - 8/29/2006 2:36:45 PM
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My issue with Lexus here is that they "said that they INVENTED PRE-CRASH" in one of their advertisements. That's right, they claimed to have invented it. They didn't Mercedes did in late 1996 / early 1997 as far as I recall. Lexus is "LYING" when they claim they invented Pre-Crash. Heck, even the name is shamelessly ripped from MB.

And this Jakemiller clown is an idiot, a moron.


M53RM53R - 8/29/2006 3:43:50 PM
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well said BMW530i, everytime any1 says anythin about lexus copying ( which they do blindly) lexus fans scream and shout and say the same old stuff. THATS THE TRUTH , u like it or not. So stop the whining.


mkk21mkk21 - 8/29/2006 4:35:46 PM
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Actually I think MB's system "Pre-Safe" was introduced in concept form in 2001. So it could be that Lexus copied it. But on the other land let me get this straight...

MB Pre-Safe System:
Tighten's seat belt, positions seat appropriately, closes all appropriate windows, prepares for maximum braking.

Lexus Pre-Crash System:
Tighten's seat belt, closes all appropriate windows, senses for rear end collisions and deploys head support system appropriately, twin-lens infrared sensors able to detect, for the first time, pedestrians, a monitoring system that notifies the driver if they take their eyes off the road and an obstacle is present ahead, prepares the car for maximum braking, assists in selecting the best gear ratio for rapid evasion increasing chances of avoiding a collision.

Yup, I guess they did copy huh!



RupertRupert - 8/29/2006 5:58:10 PM
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will,

unfortunatley mercedes forgot to turn the system on.
no so clever.


lankaatlankaat - 8/30/2006 12:17:41 AM
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Hey guys,


Its actually toyota who first came up with a production version of the auto driving, Distronic-cruise control and also Heads-up night vision.

Maybe these ideas were concived by germans or anmericans, but toyota were the first to make then realistically.

After working with the Japs a lot, i am used to this saying: "Its fine to copy some one else, as long as you do that job better then him"

Check out the car called Toyota Progress: It featured something like Distronic.

Also check: Skyhook TEMS; a automatic suspension system like the one featured in new Mercs; toyota had this about 15 years ago. Guess Mercs coppied Toyota




BMW530iBMW530i - 8/30/2006 8:55:37 AM
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MK221,

MB Pre-Safe System:
Tighten's seat belt, positions seat appropriately, closes all appropriate windows, prepares for maximum braking.
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-Forward and rear bumpers extend to absorb impacts
-Airbags are are put on alert for quicker
-Alerts local medical / police forces (after a crash) via satellite

And I did some checking. MB Pre-Safe came out in 1997 but was first put into the S-Class in early 2000 / 2001.


I95SPEEDINGTICKETSI95SPEEDINGTICKETS - 8/30/2006 12:38:32 PM
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What the hell does that mean ?? (MB Pre-Safe came out in 1997 but was first put into the S-Class in early 2000 / 2001.)

The system comes out whenever the First Production Vehicle Reaches Its Customer.


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