IS F Year Differences Reference
11-22-20, 09:53 AM
#31
Hey guys.
I've seen a 2010 ISF here in the UK with 31k on it. I had my heart set on a 2011 up with the changes to the dash clocks, suspension, etc. Would anyone reccomend I hold out for a 2011 up? Is it worth it? This 2010 I've looked at is black on black and the low miles is tempting.
I've seen a 2010 ISF here in the UK with 31k on it. I had my heart set on a 2011 up with the changes to the dash clocks, suspension, etc. Would anyone reccomend I hold out for a 2011 up? Is it worth it? This 2010 I've looked at is black on black and the low miles is tempting.
I was in exactly the same position as you and went with the 2010 as the low mileage and like new condition more than made up for the minor upgrades to the 2011 and up. There are so few of these around the world that getting super picky may mean you don’t get one.
11-22-20, 11:36 AM
#32
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I'm biased as I have a 2010 but when I was looking I was specifically looking for a 2010 for the dual symmetrical gauges and the LSD, Gen 6 HD Nav/Bluetooth.....the 2010 fit all that criteria. I wasn't worried about the led lights on the 2011+ and the suspension changes as I was going aftermarket on the suspension and you can always get aftermarket or OEM lights to fill that void if you so choose.
With 31k on the clock I would jump on it TBH!
With 31k on the clock I would jump on it TBH!
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11-22-21, 01:00 AM
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@JDMV8 Don’t forgot to add the updated LED fogs on the MY14
@lobuxracer Interesting new car feature for the 2013/2014 , which likely explains the difference in part numbers, we identified..
3. Differential
The differential carrier has been made lighter ensuring vehicle driving performance.
Joe Z
@lobuxracer Interesting new car feature for the 2013/2014 , which likely explains the difference in part numbers, we identified..
3. Differential
The differential carrier has been made lighter ensuring vehicle driving performance.
Joe Z
11-22-21, 05:56 AM
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@JDMV8 Don’t forgot to add the updated LED fogs on the MY14
@lobuxracer Interesting new car feature for the 2013/2014 , which likely explains the difference in part numbers, we identified..
3. Differential
The differential carrier has been made lighter ensuring vehicle driving performance.
Joe Z
@lobuxracer Interesting new car feature for the 2013/2014 , which likely explains the difference in part numbers, we identified..
3. Differential
The differential carrier has been made lighter ensuring vehicle driving performance.
Joe Z
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Joe Z (11-22-21)
08-02-22, 07:16 AM
#38
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10-27-23, 10:00 AM
#39
Pit Crew
10-27-23, 01:03 PM
#41
Pit Crew
Thanks for the quick reply!
I have a line on a bone stock 2014 with 130,000 kms that I'm seriously considering. I've thought of my current 2014 IS350 RWD as a 6 cylinder ISF, but I'm hungry for the V8!!
I have a line on a bone stock 2014 with 130,000 kms that I'm seriously considering. I've thought of my current 2014 IS350 RWD as a 6 cylinder ISF, but I'm hungry for the V8!!
10-29-23, 05:10 PM
#43
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10-30-23, 01:03 PM
#44
Is this the one listed in Vancouver? I believe it's actually a 2013 since it's been listed in the past. It's missing the F headrests and alcantara centre console too if it truely is a 2014.
