A Sexier Lexus?
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Lexus will have a sales winner if the next model does come in a coupe and
sedan (no wagon needed), choice of 2 engines (6 and 8 cylinder), and sleek,
stunning design like the G35 coupe.
I'll take an 8 cylinder 290 hp IS430 coupe!!!...(and keep it under $37,000)
sedan (no wagon needed), choice of 2 engines (6 and 8 cylinder), and sleek,
stunning design like the G35 coupe.
I'll take an 8 cylinder 290 hp IS430 coupe!!!...(and keep it under $37,000)
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I think Lexus did pretty good for their first attempt at a small, performance sedan. The sales #'s probably would be higher if the IS came in more variations; coupe, convertible, high-performance.
As a former IS owner, I loved the way it handled, and its exterior looks (especially those damn sexy graphite wheels!), but the interior needed A LOT of re-working.
Lexus can only succeed from now on.
As a former IS owner, I loved the way it handled, and its exterior looks (especially those damn sexy graphite wheels!), but the interior needed A LOT of re-working.
Lexus can only succeed from now on.
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Originally posted by msilverIS
I think Lexus did pretty good for their first attempt at a small, performance sedan. The sales #'s probably would be higher if the IS came in more variations; coupe, convertible, high-performance.
As a former IS owner, I loved the way it handled, and its exterior looks (especially those damn sexy graphite wheels!), but the interior needed A LOT of re-working.
Lexus can only succeed from now on.
I think Lexus did pretty good for their first attempt at a small, performance sedan. The sales #'s probably would be higher if the IS came in more variations; coupe, convertible, high-performance.
As a former IS owner, I loved the way it handled, and its exterior looks (especially those damn sexy graphite wheels!), but the interior needed A LOT of re-working.
Lexus can only succeed from now on.
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I am really curious to see how this thing really looks. I may have to trade mine in. Just kidding. The only way I could do it is if I kept mine and bought another one. I just love my little IS.
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