All-new Lexus IS to debut in Detroit, what should we expect?
The next-generation Lexus IS will feature design cues debuted on the LF-CC concept.
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Lexus has announced that it will be pulling the wraps off of the all-new IS at the 2013 North American International Auto Show–better known to we car guys and gals as the Detroit Auto Show. The automaker has stated that the new model “has been completely redesigned, inside and out” and will be inspired by the LF-CC Coupe Concept (which we saw make its own debut at the 2012 Paris Auto Show) and the brand’s LFA halo car.
Does this mean that the third-generation IS will be offered as a coupe?
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Beyond that, the automaker hasn’t said anything else about the new IS. So, exactly what should we expect to see on January 15th?
- Let’s start with the simple stuff. Don’t expect many changes in the power-train department. The new Lexus IS will definitely retain its RWD configuration and optional AWD. It will also still likely be powered by the same 306 horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 engine that currently also powers the … [Read more]
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