Very Close on the DD
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Silver is good for keeping clean "BUT" you can't do touch-up paint on silver, as the color will NEVER match. Grey is better, and still pretty easy on maintenance. If you get blue, then touch up paint is easy, but will probably need to be polished more often. I would go for the blue, it's a nice color.
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Does the IS-F always come with the darker colored wheels? If so I vote silver! Very coincidental but during the Ryder Cup they played the Lexus commercials featuring the IS-F like every other commercial. Seeing Annika drive circles around the other Lexus cars in the parking lot surely influenced my vote for the IS-F 
They all come with the dark BBS wheels
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jags odd that your choosing two different price ranges. that ifs thing doesn't really look like you really kind of boring. A6's are like 40k much less and nice looking none plain car. Audi's are a little boring but they have pretty cool lines now
i've never understood these people that always suggest bmw's they are just over priced nissans....that 334 thing is so blah it makes me laugh way too much monies
i've never understood these people that always suggest bmw's they are just over priced nissans....that 334 thing is so blah it makes me laugh way too much monies
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Jaggs the IS is a nice car and I am sure you will love it. If it were me in the same position and you are someone that loves performance and live in WA state I would really look at the Audi RS4 or S6. Incredible car, great V8 motor, handles so much better in our typical fall/winter weather and can easily go to the mountains (compared to the ISF). plus it has one of (if not the) best interiors of any car built. Go drive one and you will be surprised (if you have not already)
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Having been an EVO owner for some time now (insert biased opinion here) I would go for the EVO.
I am always a little weary about the new motor, 4B11, particulatly given the all aluminum nature but, time will tell if it is up to the promise that it's predecessor has given.
I am always a little weary about the new motor, 4B11, particulatly given the all aluminum nature but, time will tell if it is up to the promise that it's predecessor has given.
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Define older....I'd much rather have the ISF (33y/o here)....
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Pearl White IS-F or the Neiman Marcus edition (Black). I saw this car today at the dealer, and Wow! Amazing lines. http://sanfer-sports-cars.ebizautos.com/webdetail.aspx?iid=3279212
