What it hasn’t done is enter the pickup truck segment. Probably a wise decision, although Mercedes begs to differ – but that’s another story.
However, a privateer made sure that there is at lease one Lexus pickup truck out there. Meet the Lexamino, a fourth-generation ES that was forced to ditch its two rear doors, trunk and half of its roof in order to accommodate a read bed, similar to the iconic Chevrolet El Camino. That much is evident from its moniker, which combines the Lexus and El Camino names and is actually displayed above the right tail light.
Does it work with a Lexus? We’ll let you be the judge. From a practicality standpoint, this design should work with any car as long as you can fit the truck bed comfortably over the rear axle and rear bench, leaving enough room for yourself, a passenger and whatever cargo you’re carrying. Also, the fact that the image hails from Reddit’s Awesome Car Mods thread indicates that people found it good-looking, although of course you might think otherwise.
Seriously, why? Don't show Akio.