No memory seats option on any trims and I wonder if I don't add Navigation option but add panoramic 360 camera whether 10.3" screen will come with it?

That might be a dealer breaker for me.

Keeps reverting back to the 2020 model. Were you able to build a 2021?

I can build a 2021. South Florida.

Bummer. Not happening on my comp here in CA.

New videos just loaded. First time seeing the IS 350 F Sport without the triple beams.

2021 is 350 f sport
rear-wheel drive
$46,230*
your selections
exterior: Iridium* $425*
interior: Black nuluxe®* with black geometric trim
navigation package $1,670*
all-weather floor mats *$110*
cargo net $75*
key gloves with f logo $25*
delivery, processing & handling fee $1,025

So bizarre for a car in this price range.

Hear me ***** again: no power-folding on the side mirrors either. A joke.

The memory seats were shown in earlier production shots as the buttons along the driver-side door handle. I played on Lexus Canada's website, and it's definitely an option. Very bizarre how the U.S. market didn't get this. On a luxury car. But then again, the Canadian market has received some cool stuff that the U.S. just still does not, and I don't know why. Memory seats wouldn't be a deal breaker for me since I am the sole driver of my car, but I can definitely see a frustration with families or couples who swap cars on/off.

i built one earlier today (infrared/DHP/loaded) and it came out to $57k! that’s $3k less than the RX at $60k which seems very expensive for an IS350. either way does anybody plan on snagging the ‘21? i really like it but i could never give up my ‘17 for it unless it had updated engines and a more updated interior than what we got.
i also agree with the memory seats not being an option or power folding mirrors if you’re paying that much money. it’s just weird how the ‘18 IS’s have memory seats in the f sport but after that it was not an option again when it should 100% be included in this price range.

The price of the IS didn't really go up, so I didn't really expect memory seats or folding mirrors tbh. The memory seats don't interest me one bit since nobody else drives my car. Would be nice to have the power folding mirrors though, but again thats a luxury but not a deal breaker for me. Overall, I think the exterior is greatly improved, the handling is improved, the interior imo is marginally improved.....I like the infotainment, the new upgraded gauge cluster, slightly improved cupholder position and I like the diamond pattern door panels and round vents.

I'm also not getting one. Down the road, its a possibility, especially if they add a more powerful option.

FYI - i'm not sure how accurate -

2021 Lexus IS Already Offers Up To $3,000 Discount
By Alex Bernstein, Senior Pricing Analyst
October 5, 2020

Even though the redesigned Lexus IS hasn't arrived just yet, we're seeing up to a $3,000 discount in some parts of the country as well as financing incentives. Based on our analysis, the car could end up being a pretty good deal when cross-shopping lease prices next to its competition. Here's what you need to know.

To start, all versions of the 2021 Lexus IS get 1.9% financing for up to 60 months. There's also a 72-month option at 2.9% APR. To put that into perspective, the 2020 IS offers 0% APR for 60 months or 1.9% for 72, plus a $1,000 financing bonus. That said, early lease incentives on the new IS can be a mixed bag.

For example, those in the Southern U.S. will see the most savings with $1,500 in factory lease cash plus a $1,500 loyalty discount. That's $3,000 in potential savings, a decent amount for an all-new car. The underlying money factor is equivalent to 1% APR, suggesting that leasing could be the best deal at this stage.

Offers in other parts of the country can differ slightly. For example, those in the Central U.S. will see $1,000 in lease cash plus a $1,000 loyalty discount. Here on the West Coast, the IS has the same $1,000 loyalty incentive but has a $500 advantage in lease cash when opting for an IS 350 over an IS 300 ($1,500 vs. $1,000).

So is the new IS a good deal? We think it's a bit too early to make that conclusion since Lexus isn't advertising featured payments just yet. That said, the offers are remarkably similar to the 2021 Acura TLX, with the same 60-month rate and up to $2,900 in savings after a $1,000 conquest bonus when switching brands.

Thinking of picking up a 2020 IS at a steep discount? You may be more than a bit too late. National listing data reveals that inventory is practically non-existent. That's unfortunate considering we're seeing up to $7,500 in available lease incentives. As a result, waiting for the next-gen car could be the best bet.

Current Lexus offers end November 2.

https://www.carsdirect.com/deals-art...3-000-discount

Not enough to convince me to "upgrade" my 15 to this, it doesn't have the basic things i want in my next car. Looks cool, but hard pass for me.

Yes.

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