arjacey

Thanks. Only one driver so memory seats not vital... Rain sensing wipers. I have those currently (on Peugeot 406 Coupe). More of a pain than a bonus. Sometimes you sit there with bad visibility waiting for the things to sweep before you come to your senses and flick them manually. Don't know whether Lexus tech would be any better. Parking sensors sounds good although I don't have a problem parking. But parking assist is in NavPack, right? Headlamps, OK. Armrest, hmmm... Steering column, see first point Electrochromic mirrors. Have those, nice but not vital. Power sunshade, OK Scuff plates, hmmm.. Wood trim. Well, I prefer the SE trim So, quite a price hike for some headlamps (the SE has headlamps, right, just not this spec :P ) and a sunshade. Mind made up, I think, or possibly not...

Almost at the point of going to the dealer and placing that order. I know I can ask the dealer this and I know they will be totally honest :) but I haven't decided what model to get. All of these are within budget but the top price does stretch the wallet a little. Choices are: SE - comfortably within budget and I know I would be content with this SE Nav - mid range budget, content with big smile? SE-L - as above SE-L Nav - ouch! but the pain may be worth it. My feeling is that I would opt for one of the two mid-range options but what is the best to spend the extra money on, SE-L extras of NavPack extras. I can't seem to find a definitive list of what additional features the SE-L has over the SE. Is this around anywhere? The brochure is not clear (for example, are the 'puddle lights' standard?) Any help of comments gratefully received...