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If Lexus had made the ISF with a 6sp manual, I'd have bought it instead of the Z. I'm a fan of everything about the car other than the auto and the retarded exhaust tips.
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Iirc, they're not even attached to the exhaust so you can't get rid of them by going with an aftermarket exhaust.
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I like the stacked exhaust. *shrug*
I guess I'm the minority. But I disagree about the acceleration feeling like the Z. The ISF definitely rips off the line quicker than the Z, the torque difference is quite notable. I like the ISF a lot, I just don't like the dated interior. |
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(Half a funny story... Back in TX, me and my brother had 3 cars, 370Z, ISF, leased 335i. One day I drove the 335 from Dallas to Houston to see my gf and she said "why are we in this car?" And I asked her why and she said "the inside looks like it's made for old people. It's such an oil plain design and layout" I thought she was a bit crazy at first (I don't really care for BMWs much) but I thought about it and thought, shít, yeah, my aunt's BMW from 2001 looked exactly the same on the inside... Wow, BMW really hasn't changed the interior of their cars in years |
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I had a 335i Coupe, without iDrive the interior looks dated and awful.
With iDrive it looks fantastic. The new interiors look great too. My brother has a 2013 M6, it's fantastic. |
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The splash of black plastics in the center stack definitely wasn't appealing to many...but it was a lot nicer than the boxier and uglier interiors of E49 3-series (nav or no nav), which have aged worse inside.
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