LatinLS430

iTrader: (1)

Another ISF is for sale but this is one is a 2013 model and not a 2010 like the first one I posted.
What do you guys think:
http://www.sslexus.com/VehicleDetail...-AZ/2994166163

According to the CarFax it has had 3 previous owners and it has been in Texas, CA and AZ.

2URGSE

Can't really see any faults with it off the bat.

Desirable year, pretty low key color, I love my 2013 wheels personally, not super high miles, the red interior looks good with the paint job.

As far as the 3 previous owners, at least they were all on the West Coast. There could be 1000 reasons why people sell a car, I would definitely give it a test drive.

lobuxracer

iTrader: (2)

The real question is why did you buy the GS in the first place? It's definitely a lot bigger inside, and if you have family to cart around, it will be a whole lot easier in the GS than the IS.

The IS is a great car as is the GS depending on what you need.

I didn't compromise, I have both the IS F and the GS F. Despite the newer tech in the GS F, I like my IS F better when it comes to going somewhere fast. But just today I drove the GS to Sam's Club so I could shop and not be concerned with buying too much to fit in the car and still beat all the sheeple to the top of the on ramp with ease.

ISFCOBRA

this is a 2012 so not sure how far you are willing to travel to get one.

http://www.lexusoftacomafife.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=certified&make=Lexus&model=IS%20F&offset=0

disregard this one as it had a accident.

jeffery305

Depends on your needs. If this is a fun toy or something you want to drive daily and don't have to haul a bunch of people around then go for it. You'll be excited everytime you start it up. But if you need back seat space and your not a midget then I would keep that in mind as most normal adults would have a hard time fitting back there comfortably for extended periods of time.