View Poll Results: Is your ISF a "Daily Driver"
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Is your ISF a "Daily Driver"
03-24-14, 03:17 PM
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Noob here! 
I just got my first Lexus for the particular reason that I wanted to use it as a Daily Driver. I retired my e46 M3 from the daily grind...and man I wish i did it sooner! My weekend car is a fast Mustang Cobra 
I just got my first Lexus for the particular reason that I wanted to use it as a Daily Driver. I retired my e46 M3 from the daily grind...and man I wish i did it sooner! My weekend car is a fast Mustang Cobra
03-24-14, 03:20 PM
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I bought mine to daily drive it. I was splitting time between a Porsche 911 and an Infiniti g35. Quite frankly wasn't driving 911 enough, and wanted something with ***** but still refined. That's how I ended up daily driving the F, and I love it. No regrets going back to one very versatile car.
03-24-14, 03:42 PM
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I drive about 7 miles to work and when I get there, it sometimes only barely reaches 2 bars.
03-24-14, 05:36 PM
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Wow! Awesome replies...and lobuxracer 156K miles...dude RESPECT!
Look I agree that the ISF is a great daily driver...part luxury / part race car...but I want to have fun doing mods to mine (not always sending it to someone to do because I can't be without a driver) and want my ISF to be around for a looooooooong time as I am huge fan...
Also my daily commute is 60 miles and the miles would add up quick...so I am going to lease a 2014 IS250 (better gas mileage) and start doing a "build" on Matador (what I call my ISF). I know I will miss all my "kills" during my daily drive but I plan to enjoy the "build" and the weekends will be a friggin BLAST!
Look I agree that the ISF is a great daily driver...part luxury / part race car...but I want to have fun doing mods to mine (not always sending it to someone to do because I can't be without a driver) and want my ISF to be around for a looooooooong time as I am huge fan...
Also my daily commute is 60 miles and the miles would add up quick...so I am going to lease a 2014 IS250 (better gas mileage) and start doing a "build" on Matador (what I call my ISF). I know I will miss all my "kills" during my daily drive but I plan to enjoy the "build" and the weekends will be a friggin BLAST!
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03-24-14, 05:37 PM
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My drive to work is about 18 miles roundtrip... But I don't drive it everyday because I want to keep the mikes low and I purchased it only to have as a weekend toy.
I will admit that I would like to drive it everyday to work but I am not yet ready to sell my dd.
I will admit that I would like to drive it everyday to work but I am not yet ready to sell my dd.
03-24-14, 05:38 PM
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great car in all conditions, unless there's a foot of snow, then I car pool with my better half in the suv!
03-24-14, 05:43 PM
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Daily driver for me. 60 miles in rain or shine, actually it's been more freaking snow and ice than anything the last 4 months.
Car is a champ, goes through the snow with ease and fires up with no problem on coldest days.
Fantastic car!
Car is a champ, goes through the snow with ease and fires up with no problem on coldest days.
Fantastic car!
03-24-14, 06:49 PM
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Another DD here and can I just say that I love that the majority of owners are also driving them, if not daily, the majority of the time As so many of you have stated, that's what I bought it for!!! That being said, not hating on those that choose to admire/enjoy theirs parked or "shelf'd" in their garage or driveway. While its not for me when it comes to this car I certainly understand that side of ownership and at the end of the day that's one thing we all have in common - proud owners!!!
As so many of you have stated, that's what I bought it for!!! That being said, not hating on those that choose to admire/enjoy theirs parked or "shelf'd" in their garage or driveway. While its not for me when it comes to this car I certainly understand that side of ownership and at the end of the day that's one thing we all have in common - proud owners!!!
03-24-14, 08:18 PM
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Not my DD, even though I know it could be. If it was, I know I'd get bored of it since it's auto, and I love rowing through gears. That's what i have my Integra for. With that said the F is a blast drive and isn't solely a weekend car, and is far from a garage queen. I'll take it out a few days a week, but never in the rain or snow. It just isn't fun to drive when there's precipitation.
If I was in Cali or other areas where it never snows, I'd love to DD an s2k and still have the F. But it's just not practical to have 2 RWD cars in the Northeast.
If I was in Cali or other areas where it never snows, I'd love to DD an s2k and still have the F. But it's just not practical to have 2 RWD cars in the Northeast.