View Poll Results: What if Lexus made the CT F? Would you consider it?
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So if Mercedes is making an A Class AMG, what if Lexus had a CT F?
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Back to the OP, on the question of a CT F-Sport, after having reviewed and driven the CT, I felt that the standard suspension/chassis was easily stiff enough (and the handling sharp enough) that it didn't need a formal F-Package, at least for the chassis. IMO, what the CT has, right now, even in standard form, can probably pass for F-grade.
Those of you who have gotten used to a comfy ES or LS, for example, will probably be shocked by the difference in both ride-stiffness and steering/handling precision when you first sample a CT. Even in base form without an F-package, it is anything but Lexus-soft in its underpinnings.
Those of you who have gotten used to a comfy ES or LS, for example, will probably be shocked by the difference in both ride-stiffness and steering/handling precision when you first sample a CT. Even in base form without an F-package, it is anything but Lexus-soft in its underpinnings.
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I'm seeing more and more CT's here in NYC recently. And they are sharp looking cars. Spec-wise though i'd prefer something with a bit more oomph (i know thats not the purpose of the car). But with the styling of the car, with a bit more power and a row-your-own-gear tranny, im sure it'd be a blast.
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