Lexus
LFA
The
Lexus LFA is a high-performance Supercar with limited production - only 500
Lexus LFAs were made. Top Gears Jeremy Clarkson said ‘it was the best car he
had ever driven’. The car (including the concept) had been modelled on since
2000. The LFA was partially shown at the 2003 Tokyo motor show. The concept was
fully revealed at the 2005 Detroit motor show. The roadster version of the
(then called) LF-A was shown at the 2008 Detroit motor show.
The
LFA finished concept was shown at (for the third time) in motor city. In
December 2010 the first LF-A rolled off the production line at the Motomachi
factory LFA Plant at the production rate of 1 a day. The building of the LFA
came to a close at December 2012.
With
launch control the speedy LFA goes from 0-60mph in 3.6 seconds, and 0-100mph in
7.6 seconds. The LFA can do a lap of Magny-Cours in France in 1:20.6, the
fastest lap round the track ever followed by the KTM X-Bow and Nissan GTR.
The
LFA also did a lap of Goodwood and clocked 1:24.8 making it the fastest lap of
the track.
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