Letting go of the F, gonna be a sad day
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Letting go of the F, gonna be a sad day
As the title suggests, i'll be letting go of my ISF, biggest factor is a baby on its way and will be needing a slightly larger car (more rear room), and need a safer ride for the winter months as the wife will be driving it also.
Its replacement will be a 2013 GS350 F-Sport, with AWD and everything else it comes with. Obviously it will be nowhere near as fun as the F but i think i'll be satisfied with its performance and newer gadgets.
So having said that, for the local ppl wanting to swipe a mint ISF up, look for it in the upcoming days on autotrader. Its a 2010 with some slight mods done, 84kms, never winter driven, mint conditiion inside and out, no accidents, etc.
Its replacement will be a 2013 GS350 F-Sport, with AWD and everything else it comes with. Obviously it will be nowhere near as fun as the F but i think i'll be satisfied with its performance and newer gadgets.
So having said that, for the local ppl wanting to swipe a mint ISF up, look for it in the upcoming days on autotrader. Its a 2010 with some slight mods done, 84kms, never winter driven, mint conditiion inside and out, no accidents, etc.
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We did look at SUV's, specifically 2010+ 4Runner, its a great truck but sooooo boring to drive and horrible on gas too, but everything else is perfect. I'd really like to stick with a toyota/lexus product of course.
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RX depending on the year, i like the newer ones as the older ones have the front end looking like its cut off lol. They can be expensive for 2014+ still. The GX is kinda too big for around town...very nice though and again price point would be an issue also. Would like to get something at least 2011+, lower kms, and hoping for an f-sport package for nicer appearance. I'd like a family hauler but still have some sportiness to it, hence why the GS350 f sport would fit that nicely. The whole car is bigger than the ISF, trunk also, and personally it looks very sporty in my eyes..
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If you still like the F, keep it man. It's hard to find one when you are fed up with the smaller engine. Keep the F and buy another used SUV like Acura MDX 2010+ and spend $1000 for RV6 J pipe and HFPC (high flow precat ) combo you never look back. It's fun to drive with the mod. Good luck bud !
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If you still like the F, keep it man. It's hard to find one when you are fed up with the smaller engine. Keep the F and buy another used SUV like Acura MDX 2010+ and spend $1000 for RV6 J pipe and HFPC (high flow precat ) combo you never look back. It's fun to drive with the mod. Good luck bud !
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RX depending on the year, i like the newer ones as the older ones have the front end looking like its cut off lol. They can be expensive for 2014+ still. The GX is kinda too big for around town...very nice though and again price point would be an issue also. Would like to get something at least 2011+, lower kms, and hoping for an f-sport package for nicer appearance. I'd like a family hauler but still have some sportiness to it, hence why the GS350 f sport would fit that nicely. The whole car is bigger than the ISF, trunk also, and personally it looks very sporty in my eyes..
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Congrats on the new baby. We were in a very similar situation last year and needed a bigger vehicle that could fit 3 car seats in the middle row. Got rid of the wife's 2013 RX350 F Sport and got a 2016 Sequoia. I'd say give those a drive a look if you're considering the RX. It is AWD and has a V6 with an 8 speed.