Who else?

[De-marko]

The car does pull hard especially in advanced mode which tightens up the suspension so the rear does not squat on launches/or roll on corners, firms up the brakes, and re-maps the engine/transmission program for more aggressive driving, and with AWD =

Can only use it on good roads though because it rides rough like Eibach Sportlines, etc when you use that mode. You should go for a ride in it with Advanced turned on (or better yet, drive it!).

I actually have driven it. Right after he bought it let me take it up to Subway on break and I was very impressed with the acceleration and the brakes, even the blue anodized gauges are nice touch. If I was to buy another 4 door I would seriously look at picking one up.

 

[lsintoronto]

I actually have driven it. Right after he bought it let me take it up to Subway on break and I was very impressed with the acceleration and the brakes, even the blue anodized gauges are nice touch. If I was to buy another 4 door I would seriously look at picking one up.

Yep, those 4-piston Brembos saved my butt a couple times.

 

[1LoudLS]

Some sound advice, take your rims off during the winter.

not too mention that the salt will destroy the wheels even if the driving doesn't

Man, I would if I had some other rims.

The rims I had before were some nasty chrome pieces of crap. If I still had them, I would have put them on, but for fun I listed them on Craiglist for $200 and had a guy give me $180, so I ran with the cash.

definitely should have kept them for winter wheels, is the $180 worth the trashed new wheel? probably not.

i almost throw up every time i see a car or truck with nice wheels on in the winter, i was working on a MKX with 22" that where less than a year old and they just looked like sh!t, the chrome was already pitting and the paint was peeling up with crap under it.

 

[De-marko]

Totally agree.

Fortunately, I didn't hit the powder coat on the spokes. The rough spot on the rim is just on the edge of the lip about 2" x 3/8 or so. I think that the rough spot can be smoothed out pretty good. I just have to keep telling myself that the LS is the work/winter beater, but I like to car too much.