Connor Abernathie

"This is the most popular luxury SUV sold in America, and it has been for a lot of years. And there's a lot of reasons for it. I mean, it's a Lexus," Jerry said

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"I think for 45 grand, this thing will make a lot of sense to a lot of people, especially if they drive it, because it handles really well," Jerry said.

"People are starting to get back in the habit of going out, and I think that's good. It's not a lightswitch kind of thing. I don't think we thought it would be, and I think we know it was not. You know, it's more of a gradual rebuild," Pope said.

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"It's just not overly fast. It's not a lot of things that other SUVs are, but doggone, you just know when you get in this thing that it is well built, and it is pure luxury," Jerry said.

"Even though this car was gone for 22 years, when they brought it back, they really did it right," Jerry said.

"I think we have to communicate with the public to help build consumer confidence. I don't know that if we opened all up tomorrow that there's a rush to the gates to get to be in these businesses. I think people are going to be concerned about are businesses doing what they can to kee…

Eddie went on to warn that this is not going to be an immediate return to work, saying, "You don't just turn the green light on...returning to work has to be gradual, it's going to be phased in."

"This is a car that could be your family car. It could be your daily driver, because it's not like the Hellcat where every time you take off, you're burning rubber," Jerry said.