MartinH

Ref please? Nvm, found here

Perhaps you might leave a pic of it here, as a memento?

Did you visit the Lighthouse bar, just off to the right of picture?

More than 100,000 miles on my IS250, never any hint of this issue. Car is serviced with the specified oil and filled with E5 fuel.

Ah yes, just saw it on AT, very sweet. Tell me please, Richard, does the upgraded screen also include an improved audio performance? (I really, really like the Levinson sounds in my IS250, but don't believe it was ever offered on the 'facelift' IS350h.)

Yup, happens every time, all the Autotrader alerts go in the bin

Yh, keep the love going!

Not one mention here for the old old old IS250! Yes only low 30s mpg but you get all that back and more on the cheap insurance. Built and fitted out to the standard Lexus set back in the C20 and it's the right size for UK roads and parking spaces. If only Lexus GB would bring the current IS350 in...

No doubt this was the Car Care Nut on YouTube, who certainly has a great deal of practical knowledge of Lexus cars.

I was going quick, so he had to give me a wide berth! If it had been 200m further down the road, he would have had to follow me down through the dogleg, hence giving it the beanz no doubt.

Spotted yesterday afternoon, top-down, an SC430 just starting the steep, dog-legged descent off the Blackdowns heading towards Taunton — overtook me with a terrific roar! (I was on my bike.) Is the driver on here?

👍 Still is!

You do not mention ML sounds so I guess that does not feature? You are a terribly long way from me in the West Country tho...

Is the IS350 available from the importer you mention?

I would also like one with the ML sounds but post-facelift Premier models don't appear to have this as a standard feature. As for a sunroof, forget it. It is rather as if Lexus decided that if you want luxury features like this, you can jolly well pony up for an ES. In Paris recently, I noticed that a good number of cabs are either Lexus ES or Toyota Camry, a testament to these cars' enduring utility for private-hire operators. (Paris is now truly hellish for drivers.)