Fair and square

Great Idea. I totally agree. I have created a new topic. Great idea from both of you.

A running thread to post your UK GSF - with less than 70 sold in the UK they are a rare and exclusive vehicle. 2016 Black, Red interior, Mark Levinson, Sunroof - Fair And Square. 2016 Blue, Red interior, Mark Levinson - CB 2016 F Sport White, Red interior, Mark Levinson, Sunroof - hockeyedwards 2016 Black, Black interior, Mark Levinson - Arnett 2016 Blue, Black interior, Mark Levinson - Rensin55 2016 Black, Red interior, Mark Levinson - Speedfreek 2016 Black, Black interior, Mark Levinson, sunroof - mrfunex 2016 Blue, Black interior, Mark Levinson - EvoStevo 2017 Sonic Titanium, Black interior, Mark Levinson - F.A. 2018 Grey, Black interior Mark Levinson - Gsf grey solihull 2018, Blue, Blue Black interior, Mark Levinson - bernie_the_bolt 2019 Black, Red interior, Mark Levinson - Papa Munchy 2016 Blue, Grey interior, Mark Levinson - Scott Rogers

https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/vehicle/lexus_gs_f_auto

A few sleepless nights then. I feel your pain.

Amazing, exactly as it should have been out of the factory. Good work.

Totally normal. Watch the reading plummet when you go through standing water.

They has Chris's of which was black but hand ML and sunroof. Prior to that they have had the USB one that featured on pistonheads a few years back. That was Chris's, purchased before this current black one.

Very rare to have both factory options, sunroof and ML, fantastic to see. It is nice to see Monza motorhouse building a portfolio with the GSF. Previously they have sold an USB ISF. Maybe they will end up been the go to people for F purchasers?

Fantastic. I am a massive fan of mesa red. In the flesh it is a fantastic colour.

That is exactly where the cost is.

Lexus GB flew a select few of us out to Ascari to see the launch and drive the car - around 2/3 months before they come to the UK. I was really impressed by it, the TVD is fantastic and it can only be appreciated on the track - that be said my GSF has performed on the road when I have needed it to 😁 Unlike an M4 the RCF does need to be worked hard and get it wrong and you can really lose time, that be said, if you miss the torque curve in the M4 you can also find yourself in a little bit of trouble. Dependent upon race track I think that you would appreciate the TVD (brands Hatch 👍) and as you own and drive a Fiesta ST I think that you will get an appreciation for the RCF on track as you have something to compare it to - on the bends it sure makes the car feel like it has so much more torque than it really does.

I totally agree hockey. It is easy to forgot but just 12 years there was no such thing as an F range. If we want to compare a £120,000 M4 GTS against this white RCF thingy as a like for like then fair enough but BMW had their M range well underway before Lexus even existed. Lexus have come far since 2008 and the models are priced so much more competitive than the German range. Considering that the F range was born in the heat of a global recession I think that Lexus has come far with their F range, unfortunately they just haven't achieved their numbers in the UK. Maybe I will get shot down for this, but just like Astons and such like, the F range is much better suited to the USA, middle east and Asian market. My statement is based upon evidence of relative sales evidence. I recall the Aston Martin 70th birthday celebrations in 2017/2018 - us UK Aston owners watched Aston Martin Singapore and China fly a Vanquish in mid air via a helicopter, it made headlines. But yet, in the UK, we received an email newsletter. British band, pffft. No such market in the UK to warrant costs of a celebration of that magnitude.

🤣🤣 happens to the best of us.

Hey. In the country right now, it appears that there are only 2016 available. The below does not have the sunroof, but does have ML https://www.monzamotorhouse.co.uk/cars/lexus/gs/f5.0v8/421097/ The one below does have both sunroof and ML https://www.oakgarage.co.uk/used-lexus-gs-wolverhampton,-west-midlands-3261442

By any chance was it the thread as below. https://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/topic/126172-is-f-purchase-extended-warranty/?tab=comments#comment-1151485

To date £1050 for GS (GSF comes under GS warranty) 2 years for the price of 1.

This is correct indeed.

To date £1050 for GS (GSF comes under GS warranty) 2 years for the price of 1.

I am a massive fan of the approved used Lexus warranty - from past experience I have found it better than other manufacturers out of the factory warranty.

Two were registered in 2019.

Apologies for jumping in however, if anyone happens to be after a set of tyres..........

That car has done the rounds indeed, on trailer I am guessing, however the original thread on this vehicle is almost 18 months old. If you have an interest in the car, maybe the colour ticks your box (mesa red is amazing in the flesh 3 stage pearl paint) then I think that it would be both lazy and nieve not to investigate this car further. Maybe to avoid wasting your time, send a message out to the seller questioning the points that were raised on the original thread. Best of luck, there may be some haggling to be had especially given the time of year.

I can second Bamford Rose, Mike is a decent chap, in fact if I recall correctly he owned an rx400h, the only thing reliable on site!

£795 for a 2 year warranty Lexus ISF no excess, unlimited mileage, RAC (in other cars & for partner), MOT cover - a single claim on the Mark Levinson subwoofer costs the equivelent. £1500 for a 1 year warranty (£3000 2 year) Audi a4 s line warranty on 2017 model £2400 for a 1 year warranty (£4800 2 year) Aston Martin Vantage 5-10 years old £3000 for a 1 year warranty (£6000 2 year) BMW M4 £3700 for a 1 year warranty (£7200 2 year) Mclaren 570s People can make what they will from the above. I personally have claimed on several Lexus warranties, GS300, RX450, IS250, ISF, GSF, I don't think that there is a Lexus that I have never had to claim on however, never had a claim refused. Audi, single claim on the manufacters, refused, a little legal jargon overturned the refusal and Aston warranty, well, more refusals than I have had hot dinners.

Your understanding is correct plus 140k mileage limit. A warranty inspection is required.