Originally Posted by dkaplan435

The only thing I didn't get was the part about the IS-350 having a transmission that offers more freedom. The only thing in the IS-350 (IMHO) that's more flexible is the air conditioned seats and the fact that you could disable the sat-nav lock by pushing a bunch of spots on the screen (boy do I miss that).

Originally Posted by flipside909

This chart from Lexus as well as reviews from magazines seem to all offer their own interpretation and numbers. And if a Lexus engineer did report to you that the shift time was 1/100th of a second then it just looks everybody is greatly confused about this subject or their math. I would tend to believe the chart from Lexus and I would tend to argue, from that chart, that the actual total shift time to 0.3 second.

Also, on that chart, who is "Competitor A" and whose DSG is it?