Se-l Vs F Sport 2010 Ride Comfort

[Cracksta]

Hi guys,

Just want some opinions on the 2 models, i know the f sport has a firmer ride but is this bone crunching firm? I currently drive a 2004 civic type r EP3 and the ride is firm but not uncomfortable.

I fear the SE-L might be too soft (though comfy) hence why I'm looking at the F sport but if the ride difference is night and day then I'll need to rethink my decision.

Appreciate your replies!

[normski2]

In all honesty this is going to very subjective.

You'll need to go and have a go in each model type and see for yourself. But, you will need to note the tyre size and the diameter, as this will have a bearing on the 'feel', and see what you find best for you

I have 18" wheels with 225/40 front and 245/40 on the back. I certainly would not describe as hard or too soft. For me it's just right.

[Cracksta]

I drove the F sport last week and its actually quite comfortable, its a bit softer than my EP3 but thats a good thing.

The drive itself is very well refined and completely different to my current car but I like it, so I've put a deposit down and waiting to collect the car hopefully this weekend.

[ColinBarber]

Congrats, roll on the weekend :)

[gji25]

the is250f sport is in no way a hard ride imo and I would say very comfortable

[Rebecca]

My previous lexus is220 was the se-l and very comfy it was too. When I traded it in for my current 250 f sport I wasn't expecting it to be anywhere near as comfortable with the firmer suspension and bigger wheels but I can honestly say it's extremely comfortable and quiet and the handling is far better in my opinion.