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Sorry for the newbee chatter, but........... How much difference is there between a GS and an SC (besides two less doors)? Is the suspension the same? BTW This site probably is at least partly responsible for me getting my wife a 98 GS. I plan on owning no car other than a Lexus. Too bad Lexus doesn't make pickup trucks ... Thanks
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Originally posted by Sly1
Sorry for the newbee chatter, but........... How much difference is there between a GS and an SC (besides two less doors)? Is the suspension the same? BTW This site probably is at least partly responsible for me getting my wife a 98 GS. I plan on owning no car other than a Lexus. Too bad Lexus doesn't make pickup trucks ... Thanks
Sorry for the newbee chatter, but........... How much difference is there between a GS and an SC (besides two less doors)? Is the suspension the same? BTW This site probably is at least partly responsible for me getting my wife a 98 GS. I plan on owning no car other than a Lexus. Too bad Lexus doesn't make pickup trucks ... Thanks
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i like the looks of both cars. i have to say that i think the SC is one of the most beautiful cars i've ever seen. i needed 4 doors so i got the GS400. i also had to have a V-8 and 300 hp is nice.
and of course the new SC is another story.
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The SC300 came with an optional five speed manual... the GS never had that option.
Supra components are a rather easy fit. The rear seat isn't wonderful, but it's still useful...
Are you just curious, or is this a buying decision?
Supra components are a rather easy fit. The rear seat isn't wonderful, but it's still useful...
Are you just curious, or is this a buying decision?
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Thanks for the reply, 3dog, supracoup3. As I stated I just bought my wife a 98 GS300. I was so impressed with the car that I want one (a Lexus) for myself. I test drove a 94 sc400 and a 95 sc300. Both of these were very stiff compared to my GS. I liked the look s of these SCs, but the ride was no comparason. I was hoping that the age of these cars was the culpret but I suspect theyre more of sport type cars and therefore have firrmer suspension. Ive yet to ride in an LS. I can hardly wait.
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The LS is a wonderful riding car though may feel a bit disconnected compared to a GS. Obviosuly softer all around though for long trips or even jaunts to the market, I've not found a car I enjoy like this. (Speaking of a smooth riding car.) I've liked the SC's and if not for limited garage space, I'd would enjoy having one to play with.
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Originally posted by Sly1
Thanks for the reply, 3dog, supracoup3. As I stated I just bought my wife a 98 GS300. I was so impressed with the car that I want one (a Lexus) for myself. I test drove a 94 sc400 and a 95 sc300. Both of these were very stiff compared to my GS. I liked the look s of these SCs, but the ride was no comparason. I was hoping that the age of these cars was the culpret but I suspect theyre more of sport type cars and therefore have firrmer suspension. Ive yet to ride in an LS. I can hardly wait.
Thanks for the reply, 3dog, supracoup3. As I stated I just bought my wife a 98 GS300. I was so impressed with the car that I want one (a Lexus) for myself. I test drove a 94 sc400 and a 95 sc300. Both of these were very stiff compared to my GS. I liked the look s of these SCs, but the ride was no comparason. I was hoping that the age of these cars was the culpret but I suspect theyre more of sport type cars and therefore have firrmer suspension. Ive yet to ride in an LS. I can hardly wait.
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Originally posted by 3dog
the old SC has a different suspension. i think that in stock condition it handles better than a stock GS, that said there are far more aftermarket parts for the GS, and the GS can be turned into quite a fun to drive thru the twisties kind of car.
the old SC has a different suspension. i think that in stock condition it handles better than a stock GS, that said there are far more aftermarket parts for the GS, and the GS can be turned into quite a fun to drive thru the twisties kind of car.
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Originally posted by Sly1
I test drove a 94 sc400 and a 95 sc300. Both of these were very stiff compared to my GS. I liked the look s of these SCs, but the ride was no comparason. I was hoping that the age of these cars was the culpret but I suspect theyre more of sport type cars and therefore have firrmer suspension.
I test drove a 94 sc400 and a 95 sc300. Both of these were very stiff compared to my GS. I liked the look s of these SCs, but the ride was no comparason. I was hoping that the age of these cars was the culpret but I suspect theyre more of sport type cars and therefore have firrmer suspension.
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Originally posted by 3dog
the old SC has a different suspension. i think that in stock condition it handles better than a stock GS, that said there are far more aftermarket parts for the GS, and the GS can be turned into quite a fun to drive thru the twisties kind of car.
i like the looks of both cars. i have to say that i think the SC is one of the most beautiful cars i've ever seen. i needed 4 doors so i got the GS400. i also had to have a V-8 and 300 hp is nice.
and of course the new SC is another story.
the old SC has a different suspension. i think that in stock condition it handles better than a stock GS, that said there are far more aftermarket parts for the GS, and the GS can be turned into quite a fun to drive thru the twisties kind of car.
i like the looks of both cars. i have to say that i think the SC is one of the most beautiful cars i've ever seen. i needed 4 doors so i got the GS400. i also had to have a V-8 and 300 hp is nice.
and of course the new SC is another story.
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