So, the 2010 SC430 lives...
08-06-09, 11:54 AM
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And sounds like they will make a total of 500 units, it won't be a production car. This looks like a remake of the 1967 Toyota 2000GT. A limited quantity exotic car. I was thinking it would be cool if they call it a 5000GT.
08-07-09, 07:00 AM
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08-13-09, 01:11 PM
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08-13-09, 04:32 PM
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2010 SC 430
For 2010, the SC 430 offers product enhancements and new advanced technologies that enhance the driving and ownership experience. Product enhancements include new 18-inch six-spoke wheels and side mirrors with puddle lamps. An updated standard navigation system offers a voice-command feature that allows hands-free use and provides easy-to-understand graphics and phone-number-based address recognition.
Also new for 2010, XM services are now available including NavTraffic and NavWeather (with complimentary 90-day trial subscription).
The standard Mark Levinson audio system features iPod/USB connectivity, auxiliary audio input, Bluetooth hands free phone, music streaming capabilities and satellite radio.
For 2010, the SC will adopt a new color, Costa Azul Mica, which replaces Tigereye Mica.
MSRP for the 2010 SC 430 will be $67,505, an increase of $700.
For 2010, the SC 430 offers product enhancements and new advanced technologies that enhance the driving and ownership experience. Product enhancements include new 18-inch six-spoke wheels and side mirrors with puddle lamps. An updated standard navigation system offers a voice-command feature that allows hands-free use and provides easy-to-understand graphics and phone-number-based address recognition.
Also new for 2010, XM services are now available including NavTraffic and NavWeather (with complimentary 90-day trial subscription).
The standard Mark Levinson audio system features iPod/USB connectivity, auxiliary audio input, Bluetooth hands free phone, music streaming capabilities and satellite radio.
For 2010, the SC will adopt a new color, Costa Azul Mica, which replaces Tigereye Mica.
MSRP for the 2010 SC 430 will be $67,505, an increase of $700.
08-13-09, 05:25 PM
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08-13-09, 05:31 PM
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2010 SC 430
For 2010, the SC 430 offers product enhancements and new advanced technologies that enhance the driving and ownership experience. Product enhancements include new 18-inch six-spoke wheels and side mirrors with puddle lamps. An updated standard navigation system offers a voice-command feature that allows hands-free use and provides easy-to-understand graphics and phone-number-based address recognition.
Also new for 2010, XM services are now available including NavTraffic and NavWeather (with complimentary 90-day trial subscription).
The standard Mark Levinson audio system features iPod/USB connectivity, auxiliary audio input, Bluetooth hands free phone, music streaming capabilities and satellite radio.
For 2010, the SC will adopt a new color, Costa Azul Mica, which replaces Tigereye Mica.
MSRP for the 2010 SC 430 will be $67,505, an increase of $700.
For 2010, the SC 430 offers product enhancements and new advanced technologies that enhance the driving and ownership experience. Product enhancements include new 18-inch six-spoke wheels and side mirrors with puddle lamps. An updated standard navigation system offers a voice-command feature that allows hands-free use and provides easy-to-understand graphics and phone-number-based address recognition.
Also new for 2010, XM services are now available including NavTraffic and NavWeather (with complimentary 90-day trial subscription).
The standard Mark Levinson audio system features iPod/USB connectivity, auxiliary audio input, Bluetooth hands free phone, music streaming capabilities and satellite radio.
For 2010, the SC will adopt a new color, Costa Azul Mica, which replaces Tigereye Mica.
MSRP for the 2010 SC 430 will be $67,505, an increase of $700.
08-14-09, 09:27 AM
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If the LF-A Roadster uses a soft top then a possible next gen SC could be a lite version of the LF-A Roadster, hence the soft top.
Just speculating
http://www.lexusreports.com/blog/102...-430-successor
Just speculating
http://www.lexusreports.com/blog/102...-430-successor
08-14-09, 09:55 AM
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If the LF-A Roadster uses a soft top then a possible next gen SC could be a lite version of the LF-A Roadster, hence the soft top.
Just speculating
http://www.lexusreports.com/blog/102...-430-successor
Just speculating
http://www.lexusreports.com/blog/102...-430-successor
The third generation SC is still in the works, and will most likely debut as a 2012 model.
The LF-A is completely different, to be renamed LF-L, to debut in October at the Tokyo Motor Show, and will arrive dealerships mid-late 2010 as a 2011 model.
08-15-09, 02:48 AM
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08-15-09, 02:55 AM
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08-15-09, 10:10 AM
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They can say what they want about the Levinson system, but the best speaker system I've ever heard was an upgraded (factory) Boston Acoustics system in a Chrysler. You didn't have to worry about turning it up too loud; it was crystal clear and distortion-free, and handled anything you wanted (including the bass). It was a fantastic system. I'd give anything to have it in my 430.
08-15-09, 11:32 AM
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Yeah, it's pretty bad when a $50 speaker from Parts-Express is more reliable than a $350 Mark Levinson speaker.
They can say what they want about the Levinson system, but the best speaker system I've ever heard was an upgraded (factory) Boston Acoustics system in a Chrysler. You didn't have to worry about turning it up too loud; it was crystal clear and distortion-free, and handled anything you wanted (including the bass). It was a fantastic system. I'd give anything to have it in my 430.
They can say what they want about the Levinson system, but the best speaker system I've ever heard was an upgraded (factory) Boston Acoustics system in a Chrysler. You didn't have to worry about turning it up too loud; it was crystal clear and distortion-free, and handled anything you wanted (including the bass). It was a fantastic system. I'd give anything to have it in my 430.
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