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you won't look back with a charger i drove one with a charger a few years ago it was fun and made an amazing noise but they are hard to come buy. i think pro lex had a few couple of years ago at a good price. however funds were tight then and i missed the boat. you have a nice car it would finish it off nicely mate.

e46 coupe, silver, black leather 19's, will try and get pics the is200 was a great car but could have done with a little bit more power.

bit of a boyhood dream bmw m3

just sold the lexus, i dont't post much but however i've been lurking and reading in the background. it's been a pleasure owning the is200 for the last 7 years it's never missed a beat, reliable all the way through and never cost me a penny apart from wear and tear items. was gonna advertise it but the word got round and the first person bought it on the spot. i really think there is a shortage of cars on the market. had a bit of a lump in my throat as it was driven away. this forum has been excellent with all the information available from it's passionate members. take care and most of all thank you.

i put 39 psi in the tyres and can say the steering feed back and drive has improved greatly, may be the vredestein tyres are designed to take a higher psi. just been searching other forums and it seems a lot of people are wondering why the higher psi but end up increasing their tyre pressure to manufacturers spec. i'll keep an eye on wear though !

hi all, i am also running the vredestein ultracs they seem like excellent tyres but the sidewalls seem alot softer than my old bridgestones. i'm only running them on 35 psi, i just checked vredesteins website and they recommend 42psi for the fronts and 45psi for the rear, seems really high! may try these pressures to stiffen the side walls on the tyres.

get james bond style ejector seat, that will send him on his way :D

nov 2000 done 39,500

my is200 had the stereo replaced under warranty, and rear shocks thats it :)

all the best buddy with the new wim center

cars still on its original pads and discs at 38,000 miles i replaced tyres at 30,000 miles

hi all, just got a price on a 70,000 mile service for my is200 wich was £210 from lexus leicester. does this seem about average as i know prices can vary between dealers? just wondering is it still worth getting it serviced from dealers as the car is now 7 years old but only done 38,000 miles. or are there any reccomendations for getting it serviced at a local garage? oh they also said they would match the rac cover when i asked. any advice would help thanx in advance

looking good matey :D

cars can be replaced, at least you are all ok

had its mot today and it flew through the car will be 7 years old in november and it passes first time everytime :D