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Carsales Staff30 May 2015
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Lexus IS pricing reduced

Luxury Japanese manufacturer takes advantage of FTA changes

Lexus announced in February that it will reduce prices across its range as a result of the Australia-Japan free trade agreement, but at the time it did not provide model-by-model prices, saying only that price reductions ranged between $2000 for the CT 200h $8600 saving for the LS limousine.

Now automotive pricing data specialist RedBook.com.au now has provided full pricing details for the IS sedan range, traditionally a sales leader for Lexus and currently its second most popular model behind the NS crossover.

Lexus has reduced IS 250 pricing by up to $4700. The entry-level Luxury is now $54,000 plus on-road costs (down from $56,500), the mid-spec Sport $62,000 (down $3500) and the top-end Sports Luxury $74,000 (reduced by $4700).

Stepping up to the IS 300h hybrid variant now requires a $57,000 outlay for the Luxury model (down $2500), with the Sport spec pegged at $65,000 (down $3900).

The flagship IS 350 commences at $62,000 for Luxury (down $3400), with Sport at $70,000 ($3600 lower) and finally Sports Luxury at $82,000 (a $2800 reduction).


2015 Lexus IS range pricing (plus ORCs):

  • IS 250 Luxury — $54,000 (-$2500)

  • IS 250 Sport — $62,000 (-$3500)

  • IS 250 Sports Luxury -- $74,000 (-$4700)

  • IS 300h Luxury — $57,000 (-$2500)

  • IS 300h Sport — $65,000 (-$3900)

  • IS 350 Luxury — $62,000 (-$3400)

  • IS 350 Sport — $70,000 (-$3600)

  • IS 350 Sports Luxury — $82,000 (-$2800)

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