Latest Information on Lexus LFA
The Lexus LFA is a wild and uncompromising supercar. It is the Japanese automaker’s closest attempt at something as superior as a Ferrari. The LFA is the second model in the F line after the IS F. Development of the LFA began in the early 2000s. Three concept versions were shown and always debuted at the the North American International Auto Show. The first LF-A concept design was shown in 2005 and the second made an appearance in 2007. In 2008, its third concept debuted as a roadster model. A production version was then revealed at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2009 and the model went into production in 2010.
Review Summary
PROS
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Very high-tech
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Insanely quick
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Furious sound
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Proof that Toyota can make an interesting car
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Stylish purpose-driven design
CONS
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Very expensive
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Can't stand up to its price-rivals on performance
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A little more cramped than expected
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