OFFICIAL Pricing Thread
Driver School Candidate
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From: OH
Originally Posted by Phillip31
Here are how the vehicles are being packaged:
All vehicles will have:
* Ventilated Front and Solid Rear Disc Brakes
* Rear Wheel Drive
* Dual Chrome Exhaust Tips
:::edited for length - Joe:::
* 18" Alloy Wheels w/ 225/40R18 Fr + 255/40R18
* Summer Tires
* Heated and Ventilated Front Seats, Wood Interior
Trim, and Perforated Leather Seat Upgrade
All vehicles will have:
* Ventilated Front and Solid Rear Disc Brakes
* Rear Wheel Drive
* Dual Chrome Exhaust Tips
:::edited for length - Joe:::
* 18" Alloy Wheels w/ 225/40R18 Fr + 255/40R18
* Summer Tires
* Heated and Ventilated Front Seats, Wood Interior
Trim, and Perforated Leather Seat Upgrade
Lexus Connoisseur
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From: USA
Originally Posted by LexusIS350
I see. But when I sat in the GS430, it sure felt cool. I guess I will have to wait and see. Thanks Flipside!
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From: Texas
I just saw this on the my.is website.. I wanted to build a Bimmer 325i similar to how I would get a IS250 w/ auto, Nav+ML, LL Luxury Package. Here's what I found $42,430!
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The IS for me would come out to $39,340. The horsepower difference isn't that great, but I think the Lexus still wins in this one! And after pricing out the A4 and MB 230, I find everything as it should be!
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The IS for me would come out to $39,340. The horsepower difference isn't that great, but I think the Lexus still wins in this one! And after pricing out the A4 and MB 230, I find everything as it should be!
Lexus Test Driver
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From: ON
Don't forget the 4 years of free maintenance on the BMW. I'm just mentioning it because it seems everyone forgets that. Works out to be about $2,500-$3,000k on a ~$40k sports-lux over 4 years, in my experience. And while the hp difference isn't that great, the actual power is. I agree, though - Lexus wanted the IS250 to be a couple grand less then the equivilant BMW, and they've done that.
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Driver
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From: IL
How is is that for the IS 350, the NAV/ML package is $3,990 but when the two options are added individually the total only comes out to $3,490 (ML is $940 and NAV is $2,550)?
If anything, the package cost should be less than the individual options added together.
If anything, the package cost should be less than the individual options added together.
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From: Texas
Oh, I did forget about the maintenance. But isn't it when THEY tell you it's due? I don't like pushing the limits of my maintenance, I kind of like to do things early before it gets too bad. Example, I don't want my oil to be the color of my shoe before the car says it needs changing. I was looking, and noticed that things like coolant flush, brake fluid and transmission fluid changes aren't included (those can be pricey), but I could be completely wrong, I've never owned a Bimmer.. but having that maint. service does help!
Lexus Fanatic
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From: The Bay Area, CA, USA
Originally Posted by Lenscap
How is is that for the IS 350, the NAV/ML package is $3,990 but when the two options are added individually the total only comes out to $3,490 (ML is $940 and NAV is $2,550)?
If anything, the package cost should be less than the individual options added together.
If anything, the package cost should be less than the individual options added together.
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Driver
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From: IL
Originally Posted by XeroK00L
Lexus Test Driver
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From: ON
Originally Posted by plgtx
Oh, I did forget about the maintenance. But isn't it when THEY tell you it's due? I don't like pushing the limits of my maintenance, I kind of like to do things early before it gets too bad. Example, I don't want my oil to be the color of my shoe before the car says it needs changing. I was looking, and noticed that things like coolant flush, brake fluid and transmission fluid changes aren't included (those can be pricey), but I could be completely wrong, I've never owned a Bimmer.. but having that maint. service does help!
That's actually one thing that kind of bothers me about my other car. We paid $450 for lifetime oil changes whenever we want them when we bought it, but the other scheduled maintenance has been expensive. Not sure how Lexus scheduled maintenance costs break down.
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From: CA
Originally Posted by spwolf
Premium PKG with 18" for 36k is freakin steal for IS350.
