akbergq

Yes it is true...from what i know - u will be manually allowed to change the settings depending on the suspension setting you wish to desire driving the car on...and there are 4 from normal to performance. Anyone else can shed some light on this perhaps????

Vladi

I don't know but I read on the web that it will have only 2 settings
http://www.lexus-europe.com/magazine/sixthsense.asp

Or maybe I didn't understand right

SpoonSport

I'm having trouble deciding now; 3-series, M 35, or GS. All appear to be great choices

chickpig

hmm elizabeth. May i know at the rear, besides the center console air con vents, are there anymore for the rear? are there vanity mirrors for rear passengers?

biker

Although they might be close on price ( a well optioned 330), the E90 330 is a smaller car than the other two. I don't think you'll see any 3 series in a comparo with the other two. On performance, MT availability and gas milage the 330 wins - the M35 or GS300 will be a better choice for most other things.

akbergq

According to lexus europe, they say there will be only 2 suspension settings...i could have sworn i read in a thread and somewhere else there was word about 4 settings.

AsianGirl007

iTrader: (1)

There's no vanity mirrors in the back seat and I haven't heard of them adding any more air vents.

AsianGirl007

iTrader: (1)

I haven't heard anything about different suspsension settings. Will have to get back to you on this one.

AsianGirl007

iTrader: (1)

The lighting is different, unlike anything I have ever seen in a car. They look like little round LED lights and there's about 4 in the front and 4 in the back for the dome lighting. Really cool. One of the things I like about Lexus is the attention to detail. They could've done some cheap dome lighting, but took time to design new lighting system. Awesome.

Erick G

thanks for the info!

JHStrange

My sales rep, Karen Knutson, of Portland Lexus sent me a one page sheet of the prices. They're consistent with Elizabeth's but it's nice to get local confirmation. Portland is a major Toyota import facility so hopefully we'll get to see it soon.