Lexus has lost its damn mind.

[sx moneypit]

^

[PapaSmurf2k3]

Actually it probably depends on the size/mass of the bug. If they are small and light enough, they'll probably just get caught up in the boundary layer and fly over the grill harmlessly (as long as there is enough rake to it anyway). The big ones with more mass per unit surface area will have more inertia and plow right through hahah.

[breadbox]

Makes me think batmobile which makes me think of this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-GkQihKYvM

[jbracy7]

I bet its rwd,

[themadscientist]

Small grill? Challenge accepted!

[krash]

Did we forget?

[AZhitman]

Exactly.

[gwoods]

Mercury Sable/Ford Taurus



BEST Efan 2200 cfm low side 4000 cfm high side....insert your own suck joke here (extra credit for garden hose references(extra credit comes in form of my own suck jokes involving leaf blowers and such))

[NolimitZ32]

Makes me think batmobile which makes me think of this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-GkQihKYvM

BUAHAHAHAHAHA

[MinisterofDOOM]

Small grill? Challenge accepted!

As a Q owner, I'm pretty familiar with the fact that belt buckles > grilles:

[alphapig]

It seems that huge grilles are a lazy way to design a front end.

Give the front end a gigantic rhombus shape, slap some headlights on either side, and done.

Looks like a giant hole in the front of the car. Reminds me of an old Russian Mig cigar plane.