PureZ

Is it just me or are 99% of all 2nd gen IS's awd 250's around here?

Bichon

From what I've seen in central NJ, about 80% are the IS250 AWD. And while I've never considered the 2IS a "chick car", I've noticed about 3/4 of the ones I see on the road are driven by women.

trio

I've seen only about 2 other 350's, excluding mine. All the others are 250 AWD's.

SkydotCom

can't say 99% but most people have 250 are awd. But 1 out of 10 2nd gen IS, 7-8 are 250s.

pockyby

Do to the weather we had, every1 is goin 4 the AWD, and everytime i see a IS is 250 AWD or 250, and dont see that much 350 around.

revhi

Its true, even my IS is AWD. Only because of the inclement weather that we receive during the winter time, thats why I picked up a lotus for the summer:]

PureZ

Do you guys know if awd have a larger wheel gap than the rwd? I saw a 250 rwd yesterday with temp plates so I dont think he dropped it but his wheel gap was muuch less than my awd.

NYCIS350

I guess I can buck the trend cause I got the 350 and I am guy.

Bichon

After going through my second NJ winter with an IS350 (w/snow tires), I'd have to say that this combo is more than adequate for the amount of snow we get here.

ItsSoFire

i live n northern nj and i agree alot of people hav awd 250's i hav seen a few rwd 250's but i hav yet to see a 350... when i went to the dealer a few months ago they didnt even hav any on thier lot....

jimjaix

iTrader: (1)

ALL the IS 2nd gen are AWD, dealers only got the AWD model. The one that doesnt' have AWD, they special order them will take about 4 weeks + to get it. Not worth waiting :P and this applys to most of the Eastern US

SGT

Yes, there is about 1"-1.25" wheel gap difference between AWD and RWD. And yes, there is a lot more AWD than RWD around here.

9520G

Yup I live in south river and there are 3 other is 250 and they are all AWD.