Martin1978

Anyone got any opinons on preference?? Volks 19" centres are being colour coded as well.

Leave it stock, as it is now Tango,

IMHO chrome looks not much, but a bit better... :)

Today when i got into my car the wee metal bits on my jeans caught the leather seat and a nice big scratch appeared on my leather seats! Does anyone have any tips on how to get these scratches away or fixed? All help appreciated as usual!

I can't imagine how anyone can call big scratch on our lovely seats .... "nice" joke.

Not good to hear that, sorry I have no counsel

Also, keep the wheels standing. (vertically)

Thanks for reply, I will do as you all recommend, I honestly need to admit,

that I didn't think about keeping it vertically.

Hello All,

I am about to change my stock 17" alloys with winter tyres for 18" baransus for summer season.

Would you keep tyres with wheels together or separately and if so what pressure should I leave?

I assume a bit lower than during normal driving. I normally use about 39 psi on front and 40 rear.

Winter tyres and 17" alloys will be not in use for a few long months.

Btw.... Happy Easter!

Marcin.

I would strongly recommend Sussex leather, have same in my with Cadoxton,

really good combination :) no any issues with leather, since I got it, for 4 months

just cleaned it once. No signs of any ussage ;)

Have Lexus really got it that wrong with a diesel version??

Is there anyone that thinks it is worth me getting

Advice needed please as it is a big commitment for me to make.

Easiest way to find out is to test drive the IS250 Auto and then the 220D, then make up your own mind. I've driven both and know which one I prefer by a long way... :winky:

that's the best way to do it :) I had 220D 30min test drive and then just straigth away changed to 250...

decision was easy to make... no regrets so far

Tango's beast is absolutely one of the most beautiful cars I've ever seen, lovely changes:)

I can't wait for spring and summer to come when I plan to change my car a bit.

Cheers,

Marcin.

Hi everyone :D

thanks for very warm welcome, now I feel like being home.

Some pictures were taken in Devon, Plymouth (in narrow streets),

forest pictures shot in Belgium and those in garage were taken in my house in Poland ;)

I am Marcin which is same as english Martin, you can call me however you preffer,

no difference for me, I try to be flexi :)

cheers,

Marcin/Martin.

This is my first post and hopefully not the last one :) .

I appologise for the quality of my english, it is still not as good as I would like it to be.

I have been around, and read many useful topics on LOC but was waiting for my car to be supplied. Now, when I finally have it, it is the best time to say hello :D oh yeah!

For two weeks I have Lexus IS250 Executive, which is same option as SE-L in UK, with ML multimedia pack, park assistant, sat nav.

It is left hand drive car, registered in UK, bearing british plates. Brand new, with delivery milage on the clock, originaly bought through dutch dealer.

It is is in beautiful shining Cadoxton Slate colour with sussex leather and grey interior with wood trim (lovely composition ;) ). By the way... in my personal opinion Lexus looks nice in all combinations. :P

The car is absolutely stunning, have already done 4000 km, 90% on european and british motorways. I did manage to reach more than 200 km/h twice (215 and 218), not problem at all for Lexus to do that (you probably know that already).

All toys included give real pleasure of driving, park assistant is so useful, parking was never so easy.

I have plans for changing exterior look of my car in a future. I have bought 18” Baransu alloy wheels but will apply them in spring and use standard 17ins for winter season.

I have decided to apply Supaguard paint protection, which was done by local dealer and do not regret my decision. After trip throuht UK, France, Hollan, Belgium and Germany just washed it using water hose – great effect

Please see some attached photos, more you can find in the Member’s Gallery.

Regards,

Marcin.