If rumors and spy photos are to be believed, there's a new Lexus LFA on the way — potentially called the LFR. A heavily camouflaged concept car, thought to be Toyota's GR GT3 concept car ...

Only 500 examples of the Lexus LFA were produced when Lexus was manufacturing its hallowed supercar. Given the number that has been crashed, abused, or defiled, the number of clean examples left ...

The Lexus LFA needs no introduction. It is a bona fide Hall of Famer in the automotive industry and one of the best models the Japanese automaker has ever created. It didn't sell very well when it ...

The Lexus LFA is an undisputed motoring icon.The Japanese supercar won fans around the globe with its understated styling, nerdy dedication to performance and roaring V10 motor.Now, if you aren't ...

The Lexus LFA could contest the title of greatest supercar in history for any number of reasons, but its greatest claim to fame is its engine. Its 4.8-liter, 9,000-rpm V10 designed with the help ...

Even though it's been dead for well over a decade, the Lexus LFA is still ... and unlike the aforementioned LFA, this one is not for sale. Anrky Wheels shared a few images of it on social media ...

However, the creators of the Lexus LFA faced an even more complex challenge than most. As well as simply creating a great supercar, they had to build something that would serve as a halo product ...

It's probably the reddest — and raddest — Lexus you'll ever lay eyes on. Power came from a screaming 4.8-liter 552 horsepower V10. The LFA featured extensive use of carbon fiber — so much so ...

The Lexus LFA badge could be revived for a second generation, if a new trademark filing is any indication. The application was filed in the US, Philippines, Indonesia, and Israel in late August 2023.