Stuart Aspey

I don't think my reply is going to add anything, but I just wanted to agree with a couple of other replies. Yes the age of the vehicle will still cause a car to depreciation in value. T reg for under a grand, regardless of car, I wouldn't want to pay more, unless you're talking about a sports car. People are looking at more economical cars, so the is' s are not going to be considered by many. They are left for those who like the look and don't care about petrol use, and we are definately in the few. I think that a number of 98-03 is' s could end up being scrapped because people can't afford to run them. £270.00 a year for tax as well!?! Stuart

Thank you all for this great welcome. Here is my beautiful SportCross. I will get some better pictures when there aren't so many other cars around.

Give him a few hours Chris..... A quick calculation says I'm doing 25.97mpg with careful driving. Thinking about putting Hancook eco (B rating) tyres on her for an attempt to improve economy. Stuart

Hehehe. £81.00 to fill 63litres. (There's 7 litres available once the empty tank light comes on?)

Hehehe, my word, no. Thats a typo. 122891 miles on the clock.

Good morning everyone. I became a Lexus owner on Saturday and I decided to join the owners club to jump up and down to shout out about my brilliant car. It's a 54 plate with 122000 miles on the clock and a full service history. Stuart.

Good morning all. I purchased a Lexus is200 SportCross on Saturday and wanted to know if there were any ways of improving the economy. I've had a good read and willl read more, just wanted to post invthis thread and say thanks for the advice thats been posted. What are your opinions on low resistance eco tyres? Stuart.

I did a google search for 'improving fuel economy for lexus is200' and, other than the sponsored results, the 'Lexus Owners Club' was the top result. Stuart.