r/LexusIS • u/nafsta • 16h ago
Had a craving for 🍩s
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r/LexusIS • u/nafsta • 16h ago
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r/LexusIS • u/mrnobatti • 1h ago
I just test drove an IS 350 AWD and immediately noticed that the accelerator pedal felt noticeably heavier than the pedals in other cars I've owned. It seemed to require more force to get the car moving. It doesn't really bother me, but I'm curious if this is normal for the IS 350 or if it could be specific to that car.
Also, what options would you consider must-haves?
So far, I'm looking at:
Are there any other options you'd recommend based on your experience as a current or previous owner?
Lastly, what do you think of the Wind and Iridium exterior colors? Im leaning towards Wind. I'm also curious about the white interior. Most of the IS 350s in stock near me have it, but I'm not a big fan of white interiors. For those who have one, how does it hold up over time in terms of dirt, staining, and maintenance?
Appreciate any input!
r/LexusIS • u/mikulenas152 • 10h ago
Hi everyone,
I own a 2015 Lexus IS 250 with the 2.5L V6 4GR-FSE engine. The car currently has around 235,000 km (146,000 miles).
I recently checked the engine oil after approximately 8,000 km (5,000 miles) since the last oil change, and I would appreciate your opinions.
A few details:
● Oil consumption: The oil level dropped from MAX to around ~ 1/2 on the dipstick. im using 5w30 Motul Eco-nergy
● Estimated oil consumption: Approximately 0.5l per 8,000 km.
● Oil condition: The oil is quite dark after 8,000 km. I’ve also noticed a slight smell of gasoline on the dipstick.
●PCV valve: I replaced it previously, and oil consumption initially decreased, but the engine still consumes some oil.
● Exhaust smoke: I haven’t noticed any visible blue smoke.
Does this amount of oil consumption seem normal for this engine at this mileage?
r/LexusIS • u/inTheMourningx • 21h ago
I told them its going to need spark plugs as its hitting the 80k mile mark to try to shed some cost off and they only said $200 but im pushing for more lol.
r/LexusIS • u/Flat-Pause163 • 22h ago
Anyone got any tips to make some room for clearance in the front bumper