Lexus IS250/350 "Elegant White Interior" Special Edition . . .
#32
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It looks very similar to BMW lemon interior
links to some pics
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...nterior&page=9
links to some pics
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...nterior&page=9
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Dear Lexus Japan,
I applaud your new release of the Elegant White Interior for the IS Series sedan. As an IS owner myself, I would like to see a carbon fiber treatment for the interior that would accentuate the sportier side of the IS. I look forward to new incarnations of the IS, just don't bring a Sportcross.
Thank you,
Hapaboy
I applaud your new release of the Elegant White Interior for the IS Series sedan. As an IS owner myself, I would like to see a carbon fiber treatment for the interior that would accentuate the sportier side of the IS. I look forward to new incarnations of the IS, just don't bring a Sportcross.
Thank you,
Hapaboy
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I like the 2-tone black-white seats of the IS-F better than these .
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The original use of the word fob, etymologically speaking, refers to the short length of chain used to attach the pocket watch ( think: 19th-century timepiece common before the advent of wristwatches) to the button of a vest adjacent to the pocket the watch is stored in, the chain, or fob, keeps the watch from dropping to the ground when bending over, and allows enough freedom of movement to check the time. The word fob has been bastardized to refer to the accessory used to unlock and lock car doors, that sometimes is attached with a short length of chain, the fob would in fact be the chain itself and not the accessory. That is how language evolves.
Last edited by CRB; 12-31-07 at 11:36 AM.
#40
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But aside from these minor restrictions, an elegant white interior would really be great.... lol
Last edited by Lexucan; 12-31-07 at 12:46 PM.