Is 350 or Isf?
It doesn't feel much different because it isn't.
2008 Lexus IS-F 0-60 mph 4.2 | Quarter mile 12.6
2007 Lexus IS 350 0-60 mph 4.8 | Quarter mile 13.3
http://www.zeroto60times.com/vehicle...-60-mph-times/
Now once you get above ~100mph the IS-F is significantly faster, but hopefully you aren't doing that often on public roads.
IMO, the IS-F isn't worth the additional price over the IS350 as a daily driver, especially considering the gas mileage hit you take. But the ISF would make a better track car and it might depreciate less. Also if you are looking to add intake/headers/exhaust the IS-F will make a much greater amount of additional horsepower compared to the same mods on an IS350.
2008 Lexus IS-F 0-60 mph 4.2 | Quarter mile 12.6
2007 Lexus IS 350 0-60 mph 4.8 | Quarter mile 13.3
http://www.zeroto60times.com/vehicle...-60-mph-times/
Now once you get above ~100mph the IS-F is significantly faster, but hopefully you aren't doing that often on public roads.
IMO, the IS-F isn't worth the additional price over the IS350 as a daily driver, especially considering the gas mileage hit you take. But the ISF would make a better track car and it might depreciate less. Also if you are looking to add intake/headers/exhaust the IS-F will make a much greater amount of additional horsepower compared to the same mods on an IS350.
i thought about it too, but having the Is350 since 07' i just cant get into pretty much the same interior as really the only thing i love about it is the V8 and some additional exterior styling. might a used RC-F in a couple years though.
Lou
i take the ISF if i had a choice to buy another IS again... cuz trims looks nice, LSD in Series 2, engine sounds amazing especially pairiing with HKS exhaust, faster, brembo brakes, BBS wheels stock...
I..S..F..!! The car is pretty darn fast, and its very uncommon.
The car is a big improvement in the engine, interior, and exterior department!
-Josh
The car is a big improvement in the engine, interior, and exterior department! -Josh
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You'll get the opposite answer if you ask this in the ISF forum. Drive both. Decide for yourself.
Here is an ISF welding the doors shut on an is350
https://youtu.be/i6bnL7sehg4
Here is an ISF welding the doors shut on an is350
https://youtu.be/i6bnL7sehg4
but can you explain this Silver IS350 beating a IS-F?
Okay. He did dust that is350
but can you explain this Silver IS350 beating a IS-F?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeK5WtaZFak
but can you explain this Silver IS350 beating a IS-F?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeK5WtaZFak
I can pretty easily answer this question because my mom owns an ISF and I own an IS350 awd. Both are fast, but as long as you can keep the back tires sticking, the isf will leave the 350 in the dust. You need to determine what you are looking for. I choose the is350 because I needed to drive it in the winter with snow, while you can drive the ISF in the snow, but it is not fun (despite the snow button). Interior wise they are fairly similar, but she has a 2008 and I have a 2013, and boy does technology change a lot in those 5 years.
Happy shopping.
Happy shopping.
Okay. He did dust that is350
but can you explain this Silver IS350 beating a IS-F?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeK5WtaZFak
but can you explain this Silver IS350 beating a IS-F?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeK5WtaZFak
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