Meraki Autoworks

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Keep the F and get the tune!

-Josh

I8ABMR

I was thinking the same . The power is redonkulous in the ZL1

jspecvtec

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Keep the F then supercharge it

mackay

Assuming you purchased your IS-F nearly new and with few payments left at $749/mo. $749/mo is a hefty payment for the IS-F. I would take my current investment "vs" my new investment $26,964+Down Payment/Trade Allowance/-Trade Negativity and decide at the end which one is better. Having a new car is fantastic, especially the uncommon. But $20,000 savings in 1-2 years is very good. Cadillac's are the worst in depreciation. Your lease buy-out is guaranteed to be higher than retail prices on the lot at the time your lease has ended. Many current lease returns are $3,000-$4,000 over market prices. To re-lease will be predicting the future. If the future played off perfectly already. I like knowing the future when it comes to my transportation. I know the Lexus is a damn good car. Buy a used ATS-V in a few years. They will still be uncommon.

Gymkata

Don't do it.

Fsportme

It's nice to have the latest of the greatest of a new vehicle but I do what mackay suggested and wait for the depreciation of ATS-V to fall off then sell your car.

I8ABMR

I have been tempted too. I was thinking of jumping to a GT350 but then realized Ford will not give loaners LOL. The ATSV is hardcore. If Cadillac ever gets my cash it would be a CTSV but I'm such a Lexus fan boy if probably still buy the much slower GSF

YotaLex

Ive raced one, stop light draggin in Mexico. Either he didnt know how to drive or he didn't take the Lexus serious.

I blew his doors off, to about 140. I could see the light coming up was congested, so I was hard on brakes....He was trying to catch up so bad he almost took traffic out, he blew past everyone in the breakdown lane and acted like he was turning. Lol. Ive seen him twice, now.

They are f'in sexy tho

Diesel350

Just wait until Lexus puts a TT in the new RC-F

SubOrbital

$80K?! Don't those start at $62K? Jesus. Couldn't live with that interior for $60K, let alone $80K.

Tro209

If it's a lease I honestly wouldn't do it.. I feel like with a lease you don't really own the car since you aren't allowed to really do anything to the car. Seeing as how you have to take it back once the lease is up and all.. On top of that you don't even get to drive as much as you want. Which to me, is a bummer. If I were you I'd stick the ISF because at least in this situation it's yours (okay not really since you still owe money to the bank). But with the ISF you can drive as much as you want and mod as you like and never have to think about getting rid of it. The ATS-V is a nice car though, but to me it's an overpriced one. I'd wait till there used and either finance one or buy cash if you got the big bucks. Honestly if your gonna lease , get a CTS-V instead

RSXiMUS

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Nuff said...

Tro209

That doesn't look like it belongs in an $80,000 car sooo.. Agreed

Helo58

I had to check the Caddy website to make sure this was still in the cars being sold. I saw the panel in the CTS-V as was like "Good, they fixed it." Then I went to the ATS-V interior page and saw this turd again. Who at GM thought this was appropriate?

MileHIFcar

Lol.....Everytime I see that pic it reminds me of a mid nineties Malibu and the interior designers were like crap how did we miss that!!! That gauge cluster is horrible!!