Accessory Codes for IS Packages
07-29-05, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by PhilipMSPT
Unfortunately, it isn't standard. All the accessory codes are options which can make the price climb up.
Bare bones IS250 will most likely be around $29K, but will be more close to $33K with accessories/packages. Bare bones IS350 will most likely be around $34K, but will be more close to $40K with accessories/packages. Top of the like IS350 with everything will be close to $44K.
So, I guess top of the line IS350 is like a comfortable entry GS300...
Bare bones IS250 will most likely be around $29K, but will be more close to $33K with accessories/packages. Bare bones IS350 will most likely be around $34K, but will be more close to $40K with accessories/packages. Top of the like IS350 with everything will be close to $44K.
So, I guess top of the line IS350 is like a comfortable entry GS300...
07-29-05, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by bluestar
Are these pricing you mentioned here based on any info from the dealer you are ordering from ?
The Sales Associate and I looked at the RX330 to compare the cost of the Nav System, Parking Assist, and other packages. The Nav System for the RX330 was $2000 ($1700 invoice) and the Parking Assist was another $1400 (I think). Considering that the RX is "entry level" for Lexus, this package should have a price similar to the 2006 IS.
We'll find out the pricing by August 15th...
07-30-05, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Ratman009
Sounds fishy, unless the Lexus version is anything more that a radar driven backup "beeper."
I don't really think it's necessary for a compact car, but it does bring a lot of "oohs and ahhs" from most passengers...
07-30-05, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by PhilipMSPT
I believe that Park Assist for the 330 is the radar beeper only. Park Assist for the IS250/350 will include the radar beeper and back-up camera that works with the Nav screen.
I don't really think it's necessary for a compact car, but it does bring a lot of "oohs and ahhs" from most passengers...
I don't really think it's necessary for a compact car, but it does bring a lot of "oohs and ahhs" from most passengers...
08-01-05, 10:28 AM
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A few notes:
1. There will be a spoiler option as a dealer accessory. It is shown in a presentation my dealer showed me, along with ground effects and two optional 18" wheels with different designs than the regular 18"ers.
2. Where is the optional power rear sun shade? That was mentioned as an option previously.
3. The presentation I saw also mentioned a delayed introduction for XM and Sirius satellite radio. I love Lexus but they are really behind on this one. The IS, as a brand-new car, should have this as a factory option from the start. Heck, the Accord EX has had sat radio as standard equipment (with the first three months of service free) for a few years now! I bet when sat radio does become factory installed the car will include the shark fin antenna like the Japanese version has (just my guess).
1. There will be a spoiler option as a dealer accessory. It is shown in a presentation my dealer showed me, along with ground effects and two optional 18" wheels with different designs than the regular 18"ers.
2. Where is the optional power rear sun shade? That was mentioned as an option previously.
3. The presentation I saw also mentioned a delayed introduction for XM and Sirius satellite radio. I love Lexus but they are really behind on this one. The IS, as a brand-new car, should have this as a factory option from the start. Heck, the Accord EX has had sat radio as standard equipment (with the first three months of service free) for a few years now! I bet when sat radio does become factory installed the car will include the shark fin antenna like the Japanese version has (just my guess).
08-01-05, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by TheRupp
I also think that the 330's is reverse only, not front. The GS has front and rear distance control.
Err I meant BMW 330i, not Lexus models with a 3.3
08-06-05, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by PhilipMSPT
Here are the Accessory Codes for the IS250/350:
FT -- 18" Alloy Wheels with Summer Tires (Not available for AWD)
HW -- Headlamp Washers with Cleaner
ML -- Mark Levinson Premium Audio Package with CD Changer with 14 Speakers
NV -- Nav System with 13 Speakers
PA -- Park Assist
PM -- Leather Power Seats (a.k.a. Premium Package)
PS -- PreCollision System (PCS) with Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (Not available for manual tranny)
SR -- Moonroof
FT -- 18" Alloy Wheels with Summer Tires (Not available for AWD)
HW -- Headlamp Washers with Cleaner
ML -- Mark Levinson Premium Audio Package with CD Changer with 14 Speakers
NV -- Nav System with 13 Speakers
PA -- Park Assist
PM -- Leather Power Seats (a.k.a. Premium Package)
PS -- PreCollision System (PCS) with Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (Not available for manual tranny)
SR -- Moonroof
I'm thinking 350 with Nav and 18" wheels.....
08-07-05, 02:39 AM
#25
Originally Posted by isdsms
Just wondering... Is it possible to get Nav without the Mark Levinson? I have a feeling I might be a little pressed for cash on this one.
I'm thinking 350 with Nav and 18" wheels.....
I'm thinking 350 with Nav and 18" wheels.....
You need to combine Accessory codes (1) NV and (2) FT, LT, SM, or ST.ML is the Mark Levinson audio package without Nav, and VN is the combined Nav/ML System.
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