The Lexus LFA is returning not as a throwback V10 halo car, but as a fully electric twin to Toyota’s new GR GT, sharing its ...

The original Lexus LFA is an icon—will the new one live up to the original?

Rob is a 40-something lifelong fan of the motorized vehicle, he has always loved writing and has decided to combine the two. As a qualified electrician, the advent of the Electric Vehicle has also ...

There are few better examples of not knowing what you have until its gone in recent automotive history than the Lexus LFA. There aren’t many vehicles out there like the racing-derived supercar, even ...

Lexus also recently revealed interesting details about the LFA's exhaust note, including how it influenced the V10's bank angle. Limited to 500 units, the Lexus LFA has achieved deity status in many ...

The new LFA will be a twin of the GR GT, using the same advanced structure and chassis, but the LFA will be fully electric.

Even speaking the name of the Lexus LFA elicits thoughts about its powerplant — a borderline mythical V10. V10s have been used for decades in sports cars like the Dodge Viper, and a healthy smattering ...

A penchant for all things on four wheels and tonnes of research pertaining to evolution of automotive technologies. Lexus is one of the most interesting brands out there. This is because of how it has ...

The LFA is pretty close to being an utterly singular car, especially when it comes to the luxury automaker Lexus. It's unique in the way it was built — every model was constructed by hand. It has ...

Lexus has been going back and forth regarding the successor to the LFA for many years. However, the brand-new supercar is finally in the making, and from what we can tell, it will look pretty much ...

What initially started in early 2000 as a relatively straightforward research and development project by Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) resulted in the creation of the ultimate 21st-century Japanese ...