A Legend Reborn . First and foremost, Lexus has not released any details about the next generation LFA or even if it will be ...

Lexus, at the time, was more known for its luxury sedans and was not considered a contender for building high-performance sports cars.The LFA’s price tag, starting at $375,000, was another hurdle.

Eventually though, Lexus decided to go with carbon fiber and fiberglass instead. A special build process created the LFA's body panels out of something called carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic.

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 ...

Nobody really expected Lexus to build a supercar, but once it started, it was a foregone conclusion that the company would pull out all the stops to make it one of the most exciting and dynamic ...

This 2012 Lexus LFA's 9,000-rpm V10 could find a new home. Or you could fix it up, provided you have the expertise.

The Lexus LFA was a one of a kind design that was the product of a decade of effort. Here is the fascinating story of how this supercar came to be.

Admittedly, Lexus has made sports cars before (the epic LFA), as well as sporting grand tourers (the stately LC500), but it could never truthfully be described as a 'performance brand'. Nevertheless, ...