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03-30-08, 01:04 PM
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Hey guys just saying whats up, Getting an is350 next week end, just sold my VW GLI, just wanted to know if anyone on the board just has an is350 basic model with no options or should I spend extra money to get the sport package??
03-30-08, 01:07 PM
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welcome to club lex! you have come to the right place. good luck in purchasing your new is350. hopefully some other members will be able to give you some insight in choosing your options.
03-30-08, 01:17 PM
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If you can afford extra options, do it. If you can't, don't. It's more an issue of what things you want, though.
03-30-08, 02:29 PM
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Welcome and congrats on getting a new car. 
I would say it all depends on what you really want in a car? Sure you can buy a base model and add certain stuff on to it later, but then again depending on what you want to add on can be very costly (more than if it just came with the car at the time of purchase).
I would say it all depends on what you really want in a car? Sure you can buy a base model and add certain stuff on to it later, but then again depending on what you want to add on can be very costly (more than if it just came with the car at the time of purchase).
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03-30-08, 09:13 PM
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hahaha you will catch the mod bug! welcome. get what you can afford and what you want. A base model is perfectly fine, as long as you the driver is happy with it
03-30-08, 09:40 PM
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Ok, if money is tight i suggest only 2 options, the Xpackage and HID's. Thats what i got and i dont regret it one bit, but in my case i was just being 'tight wit da money' 
Reasons:
xpac: comes with the basic good stuffs at a good price, look it up.
hid: your gonna add it after anyway and if you get it stock, you can avoid alot of issues (condensation in headlight housing due to improper install/manufacturing defects in the hid kits/the hassle of having to get it later anyway or did i mention that already *twice*)
Reasons:
xpac: comes with the basic good stuffs at a good price, look it up.
hid: your gonna add it after anyway and if you get it stock, you can avoid alot of issues (condensation in headlight housing due to improper install/manufacturing defects in the hid kits/the hassle of having to get it later anyway or did i mention that already *twice*)