No love for the F? Anyone else notice this?
#46
I always thought the ISF was a VERY nice looking sedan. Its the bulging hood that makes it look special and they integrated it into the lines of the car very well. To each his own. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder .
#47
I agree. Once I got into Lexus and learned the differences of the exterior of the regular IS and the ISF, I always thought the ISF looked better in terms of its design. The bulgy hood makes it more apparent that it's more muscular than its weaker siblings, and the fenders just flow with the cars looks very well. I'm also a fan of the quad exhaust too, even though it's not a real quad exhaust. But hey you can always fix that with an ISS Forged exhaust
#48
Here in Lincoln, NE the F is very rare. Rare enough the Lexus dealerships had no parts for my car. I've received many compliments. Two ladies at two different gas stations loved it. One got out of a brand new Cadi and noticed mine. An old dude pulled along side going 45 and asked if that's got a V8 in it ha. So I gave him a sample of the sound. He replied, "That sounds healthy." I love it but I also love it's under the radar. Especially in little ole, NE.
#49
I always get compliments. It just means your car is too stock. Time to change that. Ahem.
-Josh
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#50
Agreed 100% with Josh. This is the point I was trying to make in my post above about the ISF at the car meets I attend. Too stock looking but with some minor cosmetic work I'm sure it would get some attention at least.
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#52
I've gotten a lot of compliments and mine is almost stock. Probably they already knew it's not an average lexus.
Like mentioned above, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This is what I think every time I look at mine.
Like mentioned above, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This is what I think every time I look at mine.
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#56
Wow that review annoys me. Seems like the people that hate on brands just to hate. What's wrong with a starter button?? As for the exterior I understand it's a hate it or love it affair as it is for most cars and even I was disappointed when I found out the tips were fake But I still like the styling of the car. The hood in particular as it looks more bulgy and muscular. And the fenders because they look more aggressive and give the car a wider more sporty look. Like everyone says though, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. At least we can all agree on the engine sound though lol.
#57
Wow that review annoys me. Seems like the people that hate on brands just to hate. What's wrong with a starter button?? As for the exterior I understand it's a hate it or love it affair as it is for most cars and even I was disappointed when I found out the tips were fake But I still like the styling of the car. The hood in particular as it looks more bulgy and muscular. And the fenders because they look more aggressive and give the car a wider more sporty look. Like everyone says though, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. At least we can all agree on the engine sound though lol.
Last night my my buddy and I walked out from beers and my car was parked one spot away from his car, a new Mazda 6 in black which is actually a decent looking car with some good styling cues. But, next to the F it looked like a boring, bland sedan--nothing about its styling even came close to the F. It just reaffirmed how badass and muscular the F looks.
#58
Nah, that review is a joke because the F was something new and probably scared the author bc it wasn't cookie cutter. The car is actually quite beautiful, not just in its own way. The whole thing works together, front to back, and not many cars can say that. Hood bulge? I say awesome...why wouldn't a hood bulge be cool?
Last night my my buddy and I walked out from beers and my car was parked one spot away from his car, a new Mazda 6 in black which is actually a decent looking car with some good styling cues. But, next to the F it looked like a boring, bland sedan--nothing about its styling even came close to the F. It just reaffirmed how badass and muscular the F looks.
Last night my my buddy and I walked out from beers and my car was parked one spot away from his car, a new Mazda 6 in black which is actually a decent looking car with some good styling cues. But, next to the F it looked like a boring, bland sedan--nothing about its styling even came close to the F. It just reaffirmed how badass and muscular the F looks.
#59
Blame lexus, they have don't a pretty **** poor job flaunting their flagship vehicles. Rarely do I come across someone that knows what the ISF is. They now know what the RCF is, but I haven't heard of anyone outside a Lexus purist find it noteworthy either.
Germans own the super sedan market far as I'm concerned. Not that the Americans don't try, but the bash you over the head power plants they create aren't refined and just one trick ponies for the most part.
A stock ISF can be pretty bland, modded however like mentioned looks mean as hell.
Germans own the super sedan market far as I'm concerned. Not that the Americans don't try, but the bash you over the head power plants they create aren't refined and just one trick ponies for the most part.
A stock ISF can be pretty bland, modded however like mentioned looks mean as hell.