The Lexus LFA is often spoken of with awe and reverence — after all, this was Lexus' halo car, and with a very limited production run of just 500 units. This made it a rare sight to behold, and ...

The Lexus LFA's spiritual successor was recently spotted driving around Southern California. These spy shots are our latest look at the next Lexus supercar, which could be powered by a hybrid twin ...

The LFA puts out 553 horsepower at the crank and 354 pound-feet of torque. For top speed, the V10 allows the LFA to launch itself from 0-60 miles per hour in 3.6 seconds.

The original LFA was produced between December 2010 and December 2012, and Lexus has yet to produce a successor. Although Toyota didn’t build the LFA until 2009, development began as early as ...

Back in 2010, Lexus gave us the incredible LFA. It wasn't really appreciated at the time due to its insane $375,000 price tag that made it more expensive than almost any competitor. The Ferrari ...

In an effort to create exclusivity, buyers of Lexus's LFA "supercar" must be approved by the brand. Those who don't plan to flaunt the car need not apply.

However, it’s not all bad news, as in fact, ‘Unleash the LFA’ is a Facebook-based contest which runs from August 1st - 21st, in which ‘fans’ can sign up for a chance to win a day with ...

The sky-high price tag of the LFA certainly played a factory in Lexus struggling to sell all 500 units, as did the fact that it launched just after the 2008-2009 global financial crisis.

Shortly after the LFA supercar was unveiled last fall, Lexus announced that it would only be available to lease in the U.S. Toyota’s intent was to drive speculators out of the market for its ...

Up to 130 mph, the Lexus was quicker than the Ferrari, at which point the 599’s extra 59 horses propel it past the LFA. Through the quarter-mile, the Lexus ran 11.7 seconds, a tenth quicker than ...

Lexus celebrates 10 years of F with LFA art car at Spa The Lexus LFA was an odd supercar. It was an engineer's car, one where the technical details of its construction were even more exciting than ...