rselby

So this may be kinda dumb questioni...s there anyway to tell what options my car came with...like a sticker that has the codes for what package it has??...I kno gm cars has this in the glove box...but I dont see anything like that on mine...so how can I tell?

IS-SV

The salesperson at my Lexus dealer printed a sheet like that for me when I purchased my CPO 2007 IS350. It has the codes, descriptions, retail prices of all the options. Ask the dealer where you bought the car (assuming it was a Lexus dealer) and they can easily do this for you.

fknISC808

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along with what IS-SV mentioned, i know there is a recent thread that had that kind of info. it stated what the luxury/sport packages came with depending on the year. I think Rashoodz posted that info. Hes great at finding things.

rselby

thanks...I found some stuff online...but its a lil confusing!

fknISC808

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edit: just seen your sig.

Wierdazndu

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i went to lexus and gave the service guys my vin and they printed a sheet out.

rselby

well next time Im there Ill see if they will do that for me!

Kurtz

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Dealer can do the full build sheet but the easy guide to the packages: (this assumes nobody has swapped anything after delivery)


If car has memory seats and woodgrain it's luxury package

If car has memory seats and no woodgrain it's sports package

If car has NO memory seats and woodgrain it's premium package

If car has special 5-spoke wheels it's the X package

if it has no memory seats, no woodgrain, and no 5-spoke wheels it's a base model with no packages (it might still have any of the following stand-alone options though):


If your stereo says Mark Levinson you have the Mark Levinson stereo

And even more obviously, if your car has a nav screen, it has navigation.

If your car has AFS then it has HIDs (this was available as a standalone option for 07+ as well as coming in the luxury and sport packages... for 2006 it ONLY came in those packages).

If your car has the little round sensor-looking thingys front and rear it has park assist.

If you press the AM/SAT button a couple of times and you get any satellite radio channels the car has satellite radio (and in most cases it'll be XM, but you can listen to it to find out)

If your car has the unique L logo on the front it has PCS.

If it has a button for headlight washers left of the steering wheel it has headlight washers

If it has a rear spoiler or not should be pretty visually obvious



I think that pretty much covers the packages and individual options...if I forgot anything I'm sure someone will mention it.

Shoganai

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^good breakdown

mmmrodge

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rear window shade and headlight washers?

rselby

WOW...thats a good breakdown...was just curious if mine had something that I didnt know it had...I didnt buy it new..so no window sticker to tell me!
mine has
nav
mem seats
woodgrain
headlight washere
rear window shade
18' wheels
afs/HID
has the round things on the bumper
heat /a/c seats
and what is ....PCS? I think my(L) logo is normal
Thanks

Kurtz

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rear shade is not an option... it's simply a feature of the luxury package.

Good call on the headlight washers though, will add it to my list



PCS is pre-collision system... it's radar cruise and a couple features that go with it (ie it'll tighten the seatbelts if it senses you're about to hit something)- it's probably the rarest "normal" option on the 2IS (excluding special-order-only stuff like ML without nav)


Your car is luxury package with nav, headlight washers, and park assist. (everything else in your list is part of the Lux package)

llamaboiz

you do know... the easiest way to tell what options you have is...

Goto a local CL meet and meet the guys, let them look at your car and bam, you'll know

GoGators

OK, so I must be one with the NAV, Premium package with AFS, XM , no ML and no PCS. Damn, I wish I had memory seats! SoCal is too far from S Fla! The IS has headlight washers? So Mercedes.

tex2670

There's not that many option packages. What makes it all confusing is when you try to build your own car--Lexus makes it seem like there's all these "packages", but, in reality, in a cost cutting move, they only configure cars with a handful of "standardized" options--the website makes it seem like a package though: "Navigation with additional options"--which may just be a group of 4-5 stand alone options.