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I have an IS350 F Sport and a heavy foot, when I give it some she certainly likes a drink. I got the 350 because I wanted more Grunt than the 250 She runs on unleaded 98 and I couldn't care what the fuel consumption was, I just love the power and the way she handles. Not trying to be a smart ass but if I was worried about fuel consumption I would have bought a Corolla. ,

Make sure you have some games on your phone and some reading material just in case you cant get a signal.

YES Definitely. Modern technology saving lives can only be a good thing, especially with inexperienced or idiot drivers.

So it really comes down to cost of products to repair and time and hassle Vs Cost of replacement. In this case I think Ogkiko did the right thing spending the $100 even though it was a bit pricey. I am still a bit sceptical on how an abrasive i.e 1200- 1500 grit can make plastic as clear as new, Polish maybe.

wrxhoon...... Please tell me what you would have done to fix scratched plastic as I am quite interested to know .

Merry Christmas and a safe and happy new year to all..

Sounds like you have done your best to fix the problem and made it worse, by the time you spend the money and time trying to fix it and stressing, you may as well spend the $100 and be done with it. Scratched plastic is near impossible to make clear again.... Don't waste your time or money on products that probably wont give you the desired results.

Welcome Blue Congrats on the new purchase, I don't mind the Mercury Grey, Enjoy the new drive.

We couldn't build Lexus in this country because of the labour costs and other factors,that is why Holden and eventually Toyota will cease production in Australia. Holden cars will Never come close to the quality build of any Lexus . Why would I want to pay more for a Lexus that was built to a lesser standard.

Both hands up here I had it on my playstation years ago and was addicted to it, I had heaps of cars in my garage. My son tells me it might be coming out for XBOX, I said move over buddy this may be the 1st game I can actually play better than you. Being a Sony game I'm not to sure it will happen though. will have to be content with Forza 4.

I have found the same thing happens to mine, have tried to get it off with some armor all but that didn't help, I haven't tried moisturiser yet but will give it a go.

Welcome Eddo Great choice the IS350 F sport, I bought my 2012 F sport in July this year and love everything about it. This is a great site with plenty of members who know there stuff. B)

1969 HT Holden sedan 186 motor 3 on the tree 1974 Mazda 929 Coupe (fully worked with twin webers) 1969 Holden panel van 161 motor 3 on the tree 1972 HQ Holden panel van 4 speed 1965 HD Holden sedan (Rust bucket) 1974 LH Holden Torana, warm 5 litre V8, Muncie rock crusher gearbox Ford 9 inch rear end .A Beast in its day. 1968 Toyota Landcruiser ..Very slow uncomfortable drive.. 1981 Toyota Hilux single cab 4wd ute (UNBREAKABLE)..put it through hell it never let me down once 1985 Toyota Hilux Dual cab still unbreakable but got treated better. 1991 Toyota 4 Runner V6..great reliable car, but unfortunately I drowned it up North 1995 Toyota 4 Runner SR5 V6 another great 4WD that lived up to Toyotas Standard..Again Unbreakable 1995 Toyota MR2 GT A great handling car fun to drive but underpowered 2005 Toyota Landcruiser Prado V6 petrol (My first ever Automatic drive...A very capable and reliable 4WD ) Still in my Stable 2007 Toyota Corolla, wifes car daily runabout and shopping centre car, has dents and scratches to prove it, rock solid reliability and great on fuel. 2012 Lexus IS350 F Sport, by far the best car I have ever owned...and I love it...

They have plenty of Grunt, I love the sound of the engine when I give it some stick........... :) :).

Thanks ThomasPanssy That photo does make the tint and wheels look darker, I love the Pearl White it's so easy to keep clean and looks great in the sunlight..

Yes its the old shape last of the 2is F Sport still a good price I think, Ex demo 2000 ks and was virtually brand new Nov 2012 build...Beautiful car...

I love the look of the new RC Coupe and would be quite happy to wait patiently for the F version. :)

Hi Cartee My F sport is a new addition to the stable, I currently own a Landcruiser (for towing the boat) and a corolla (my partners car) which I run around in as well. I have owned Toyotas, mostly Hilux since 1980 and have found them to be very reliable with a very good resale value. When I was looking for a new toy it was between Lexus and Audi A5, Although the A5 coupe is a great looking car I chose the Lexus because of the bang for buck and reliability, to get an A5 with similar performance/features I would have had to spend around an extra $20k. I find Lexus to be a very well built solid car, I got this in July this year for $56800.which I thought was a bargain. I am very interested in the RC coupe but would wait for the F version..

Congrats on the new drive.. How good is it to own a Lexus....Just love them....

My Insurer has an excess for windscreen and glass claims, this is listed as separate to the basic excess applying to all other claims.

Hi All. My name is Joey, Im very happy to be a member of this site, have done a bit of reading on here and have found it to be very informative. I'm a proud owner of an IS350 F Sport and love everything about it.......... :D

After reading these posts i will be making sure i have windscreen coverage for my beloved F sport.