View Poll Results: Initial Thoughts?
I likey, need to see in person
58
26.98%
No thanks, will need to see in person
58
26.98%
Undecided
25
11.63%
Liked the concept instead
15
6.98%
I will buy it
10
4.65%
Will stick to my 4 door or buy a new 4 door IS, was waiting to see this.
37
17.21%
Will go buy an IS-F, was waiting to see this.
12
5.58%
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Official Thread: Lexus IS 250C Coupe-Convertible: First Photos and Details
02-12-09, 02:19 AM
#168
Lexus Test Driver
Interesting new rims.
02-12-09, 02:26 AM
#169
The sad thing is that when you lower this car you'll lower the front more than the back, making the back stick up and look even MORE MASSIVE.
The wheel fitment and gap on this car is more appalling than the Lexus norm. They should take a look at BMW, Mercedes and Audi wheel fitment.
The wheel fitment and gap on this car is more appalling than the Lexus norm. They should take a look at BMW, Mercedes and Audi wheel fitment.
02-18-09, 12:20 PM
#171
Lexus Test Driver
One of the voting choices should have been "Why?". Making an underpowered car heavier makes no sense. I like Lexus cars as a rule, but seriously, this seems dead on arrival to me. I cannot imagine the target customer for this car.
02-18-09, 03:26 PM
#175
But that's speculation. Nothing confirmed yet.
In comparison, BMW's hardtop is $12k over the sedan. And a Chrysler Sebring hardtop is also $12k over the sedan. But for the Pontiac G6, the hardtop is $7k over the sedan.
So, the final price could be a surprise to all...
In comparison, BMW's hardtop is $12k over the sedan. And a Chrysler Sebring hardtop is also $12k over the sedan. But for the Pontiac G6, the hardtop is $7k over the sedan.
So, the final price could be a surprise to all...
02-18-09, 09:37 PM
#176
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But that's speculation. Nothing confirmed yet.
In comparison, BMW's hardtop is $12k over the sedan. And a Chrysler Sebring hardtop is also $12k over the sedan. But for the Pontiac G6, the hardtop is $7k over the sedan.
So, the final price could be a surprise to all...
In comparison, BMW's hardtop is $12k over the sedan. And a Chrysler Sebring hardtop is also $12k over the sedan. But for the Pontiac G6, the hardtop is $7k over the sedan.
So, the final price could be a surprise to all...
I think you can feel pretty safe with that number.
A fully loaded IS 350 out to spec out somewhere around $52K.
