[retMD]

I didn't see it that way at all. I saw two guys one-upping each other, each convinced that his wife bought the car for him. The garage comment struck me as "you're late, buddy, I already cleaned out my garage, and that's where the car is going.

[Cogadh na Sith]

Nope. The only ones who don't get it are the naifs and bumpkins. The marketing director already admitted it:

Lexus joins growing list of automakers seeking gay buyers
http://www.autoblog.com/2006/05/03/lexus-joins-growing-list-of-automakers-seeking-gay-buyers/

"Being gay myself, I'm aware of how critical the market and its income are. I've got all that hardwired into me," he says. "There's a predisposition in our community towards luxury goods, so why shouldn't Lexus be among them?"
http://www.gaybusinessworld.com/page.cfm?Sectionid=8&typeofsite=storydetail&ID=471&storyset=yes

I'm not sure I really care, but it is pretty weird to see such an openly gay commercial.

It amazes me that people can miss it. It's obvious!

[rintense]

Yeah, I got that as well. I dunno, maybe the commerical itself is gay. ;)

[Eagle Eye]

I guess you have to be in a certain mind set to quickly equate a clean garage with anal sex.

I'd sure hate to think that the condition of my garage really means something else....yikes!