Lexus IS-F Red Edition
You're right. It could be even better.
OEM is not always the best.
You put in what you want to put in.
Lexus doesn't use magic leather that no one else can get their hands on.
The aftermarket can paint cars better than OEM, make them faster than OEM, make them handle better than OEM, make them look better (subjective) than OEM, etc, etc.
Leather seating isn't excluded.
OEM is not always the best.
You put in what you want to put in.
Lexus doesn't use magic leather that no one else can get their hands on.
The aftermarket can paint cars better than OEM, make them faster than OEM, make them handle better than OEM, make them look better (subjective) than OEM, etc, etc.
Leather seating isn't excluded.
You're right. It could be even better.
OEM is not always the best.
You put in what you want to put in.
Lexus doesn't use magic leather that no one else can get their hands on.
The aftermarket can paint cars better than OEM, make them faster than OEM, make them handle better than OEM, make them look better (subjective) than OEM, etc, etc.
Leather seating isn't excluded.
OEM is not always the best.
You put in what you want to put in.
Lexus doesn't use magic leather that no one else can get their hands on.
The aftermarket can paint cars better than OEM, make them faster than OEM, make them handle better than OEM, make them look better (subjective) than OEM, etc, etc.
Leather seating isn't excluded.

Last edited by BNR34; Nov 9, 2011 at 12:44 PM.
And most likely with more leather than the OEM uses. They use a lot more vinyl than they want you to think.
I've done it before, it's not hard nor that expensive.
Of course, even if it cost you $2k, that's less than some of us spend on wheels and tires or audio systems.
Whether you can replicate the interior or not...
It's nice to see Lexus offering a VERY limited edition IS-F that comes in a beautiful color combination and will surely be sold out in no time.
It's nice to see Lexus offering a VERY limited edition IS-F that comes in a beautiful color combination and will surely be sold out in no time.
LOL not installed, no. But I could replicate it myself in my own car provided I do the labor. For about a grand.
And most likely with more leather than the OEM uses. They use a lot more vinyl than they want you to think.
I've done it before, it's not hard nor that expensive.
Of course, even if it cost you $2k, that's less than some of us spend on wheels and tires or audio systems.
And most likely with more leather than the OEM uses. They use a lot more vinyl than they want you to think.
I've done it before, it's not hard nor that expensive.
Of course, even if it cost you $2k, that's less than some of us spend on wheels and tires or audio systems.

I drive an ultra luxury package LS430, there is zero vinyl in my car, even the glove box door is wrapped with high quality leather
Last edited by BNR34; Nov 9, 2011 at 05:01 PM.
HAHA so I've heard. I'm a girl though with 27" waist... I figured I would be okay getting in and out since I have a smaller frame than most guys. I want to try it out. Do you know if they are actually that comfortable? I'm not about to buy stock seats with the red leather even though it looks good. I want to go much lighter in weight.










