2016 Lexus IS200t – The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly



2016 Lexus IS200t Review – The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly. The all new Lexus IS200t brings a turbocharger to the Lexus IS family. Under the hood is a 2.0L turbo I4 producing 241 HP and 258 lb-ft of torque. Bigger brakes and an 8 speed auto also make there way down to the IS200t trim level. The vehicle also has four driving modes: eco, normal, sport, and snow.

MSRP As Tested: $44,830

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41 thoughts on “2016 Lexus IS200t – The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

  1. Yeah I have this car for more than 8 years now. No major issues at all. Just do your normal maintenance and is rock solid. One minor issue the windshield washer had a leak so refill was gone fast, but Lexus dealer fixed it for free.

  2. I drive this of 2017 model
    And loved this car

    Except it doestnt have apple car play
    And no wireless charging
    And back seat are not comfort like mer glc
    Bt overall car is very good

    Hopefully next year
    I ll Upgrade to nx300 hybrid

    Cuz fuel is getting higher and higher in dubai

  3. old video but debating between a 200t and 350 rwd (live in NY but WFH so no worries about driving in snow). found to 2017 similar mileage and both Fsport. price diff seems to be about 7k. what’s everyone’s opinion? worth looking at the 200t, or 350 will be much better. coming from a 2012GTI with DSG

  4. Fantastic review. My wife drives a 2015 IS 250 F Sport. We snagged it for $23k with 68,000 miles on it. I was curious how this one compared, I learned everything I wanted to know. Thanks!!

  5. More clys.. the higher your insurance will be, a chance to get tickets, and a change to get into a car accident. I usually drive 5 miles over the speed limit now and I feel better doing this.

  6. Great review thanks ma man … I really loved the new IS and test drove the IS250H which is the only one we get here in Finland. I was quite impressed with the E-CVT and did not feel that it was boring or annoying at al. The only thing that stopped me from buying the car was the tiny cabin size ! I mean, I am quite average height at around 176cm and I found the cabin so cramped sitting there that I felt like a giant. The center console has a very weird outward design that kept hitting my right knee and annoyed the hell out of me, would love to know your views on that and if you found the same issues I did. There is ONE IS200T which is imported and it is tempting me now to go and check it out and maybe give it another chance. Earlier I ended up getting a 2013 Seat Leon FR (1.8TSI 7DSG 180hp) and the last year has been a joy to drive but now it's time for a change

  7. I wanted to trade in my 2012 Volvo S60 T4 with 100,000 Km for a 2017 Lexus IS200T with 45,000 Km. Albeit, the jump is quite steep at US$20,000 out of pocket plus insurance. Cars here in Costa Rica have a 70% import duty. I will also have to finance at 10% APR.

    With our permanent stop and go traffic and very congested roads, it might seem that the IS250 is the better engine, however, our gasoline has reached US$4.482 per US Gallon so it pays in the long run to save on gas. I currently get 9 kilometers per liter on my Volvo.

    This seems to be a thorough financial decision. It’s how much will I end up paying in interest and what is the depreciation on the Lexus going to be at 5 years down the road.

    Your thoughts are welcome too!

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