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Interesting - thank you both. I had an ISF from 2016 - 2020 so I recall that the major services differed in cost but they do seem fixed now. However I have just followed the Lexus website through and I really do think everything is included for £735 at 6 years. For context, I'm interested in buying a GSF over the coming months so was looking at servicing costs. I took the registration of a 6 year old car on AT (HK16MMO), typed the details into the Lexus site and it shows the 6 year service as being £735. Listed in the bullet points is "replace spark plugs". Not sure if my link for trying this will work but you could replicate: https://www.lexus.co.uk/online-service-booking?gclid=CjwKCAjwh4ObBhAzEiwAHzZYU8B-WWrTauGdMcxD7Y99X_rGPBdY3qj3gRq-HWLszAdK1M5LBpUvgRoCP8kQAvD_BwE# Otherwise here is the list as quoted from Lexus website: Carry out 60K/72 month full service as per schedule. Includes:- Replace engine oil & oil filter. Replace windscreen washer fluid. Check all fluid levels & top up as required. Inspect battery for leaks, security of clamps & terminals. Inspect cooling system, hoses & connections. Inspect radiator & condenser for debris & signs of damage. Inspect engine coolant. Inspect air filter element. Replace spark plugs. Inspect charcoal canister. Replace brake fluid. Inspect brake pads & discs. Check brake pipes & hoses. Inspect fuel cap, fuel lines & connections. Replace rear differential oil. Inspect steering wheel, gear & linkages. Inspect drive shafts including CV boots. Inspect ball joints & dust covers. Inspect wheel bearings. Inspect wheel alignment. Inspect front & rear suspension. Inspect for under vehicle and under hood fluid leaks. Check exhaust system for security & leaks. Check all tyre pressures (including spare if equipped). Check wheel rims for damage & tighten wheel nuts to correct torque. Check operation of hand brake. Check brake pedal travel. Check operation of lights, horns, wipers & washers. Check function of all warning lights. Inspect glass and light lenses. Replace pollen filter. Check seat belts for damage & operation. Check operation of alarm system. Check installation of driver's floor mat. Replace remote control battery. Reset OMMS. Carry out wash & vacuum. Carry out visual safety report.

Just wondering, is the 6 year service specifically more expensive? I thought that servicing costs were fixed, alternating between £395 on odd years (1, 3 5, 7 etc) and £735 on even years. I didn't realise the year 6 service was more than, say, the year 2 or 4 service?

I can thoroughly recommend Abbey Motorsport in Oxted - the owner Scott is great. I'm also SW London and if they couldn't do the work while I waited, it's only a 15 min walk to the station if you need to leave the car. They did everything outside main dealer services on my ISF until I sold it earlier this year. I supplied the pads + discs for front and rear and they fitted them. I still lurk on here as I miss the ISF! Hope that helps.

I haven't personally been to see it but the chap who ended up buying mine went to view this one the previous weekend back in March. He said he wasn't overly impressed with the condition, particularly for the price when compared to mine. He said this one had a few odd looking panel gaps at the front end which put him off. The front bumper and wing gaps didn't look quite right. If you look carefully in the photos, I am not sure if it is just a reflection but the offside front bumper looks like it has been distorted out of shape then not quite returned to its original shape. He made a further comment about something - perhaps ingress of water into the boot but I can't remember exactly as it was over 10 weeks ago. This one at Swindon is by no means awful and sounds like any small issues are easily rectifiable but when compared to mine which was immaculate and wanted for nothing, it was a no brainer. Perhaps someone who lives locally may have some more info.

Direct from HQ. Every time my warranty has been close to renewal for that 2 years, I've received another letter. @C.B, did you take your initial warranty out at the dealer and therefore this may be why you didn't get such a letter? Have you ever got such a letter when it's been up for renewal on previous occasions?

@ColinBarber, renewal was from Lexus. Received a reminder/renewal doc through the post, called them to renew and all was sorted.

@ISF V8 JAY is correct. @FTBBCVoodoo you're not correct I'm afraid and you'll be in for a welcome surprise when yours does run out. Mine is an April 2008 car ans the warranty was due to run out at the end of this month, ie 11 years 9 months later. I got a renewal letter through a month ago stating this and I have just renewed the warranty again until Febraury 2022.

@BUG4LIFE, car #3 is mine. Happy to answer any questions you may have. It's only been up 4 days although I appreciate the other two have been up a little while!

Just turned 24 when I bought mine.

Sorry I I've re-read my post and it was a little unclear as I mentioned Lexus service history. The main point of my post was actually regarding the number of services and not where they have been carried out. I have seen 2008 cars that should have (at least) 11 services but they have only had 7 or 8 yet this is still described as a full service history. The black 2008 car I refer to has has 11 services and is low miles, has warranty left to run etc as well as in the OP's preferred colour hence I was just interested in why it had been dismissed as it looked like a great example. Hopefully @JAD90 will shed some light.

Mine will be going up for sale soon but the colour isn't to your preference and it's a 2008 model. @JAD90, you mention you have discounted all that are for sale on Autotrader - I'm just interested as to what made you discount the black car up for £18k? I only ask as if I was buying now, I'd be going for that one (other than mine). That black car looks immaculate, is low miles, low owners, full lexus service history with the correct number of stamps (a few 2008 cars have 9 stamps and claim FLSH when what they mean is the history is all with Lexus but isn't full as 2 services were missed). It even has reasonable amount of Lexus warranty to run. Is it because it's 2008? You do mention your preference is 2010+ so I appreciate that perhaps you'll wait a while to see if any 2010+ become available but may then opt for an earlier model. Cheers

From the photo you've uploaded, I would be asking them to swap the front wheels round as the alloys are corner specific and they look to be on the incorrect sides. Of course ensure they also consider the tyres in case they're directional. Other than that, can't add anything else that hasn't already been covered!

Anyone got photos or videos of the Novel RC F? I haven't seen any footage on YouTube and have only found 1 or 2 photos so far. I did find a couple of videos on their Instagram page "novel_japan" but hope some better quality videos will materialise.

Popped into Lexus Guildford Can confirm the service chap still has his ISF which is nebula grey on a personalised plate and not silver unlike the one up for sale. I did have a look around the silver one to compare it to my own. The silver one has a couple of marks but nothing particularly untoward. The alloys have been previously refurbished but not to the best standard as I noticed on at least one, it was starting to flake around the centre cap so I'd factor in doing all 4 again. Also, I probably sound like a tyre snob but I didn't expect to see nexen n'fera tyres on the rear of an ISF being sold by a Lexus dealer! Hope that may help to anyone potentially buying.

I had Michelin PS4S on the back for 420 fitted last year. 275/30/19 and that was via black circle. Just booked in to get fronts fitted on Wednesday on black circle for 376 fitted for the pair. They have an offer of 15 off for 2 or 40 off for 4. So mine will be 361 for the pair fitted. 245/35/19. So may be worth having a look on black circle and seeing what they come out as including the 40 off if you're getting 4?