The Lexus RX 500h F Sport Performance is a unique offering in the luxury SUV segment, blending electrification with performance in a way that's distinctly Lexus. Unlike most hybrids that prioritize fuel efficiency above all else, the RX 500h F Sport Performance adds an electric motor to boost performance and enhance the driving experience.

Despite the LFA being the pinnacle of Lexus sports cars, the company announced in 2010 a variant of the LFA which included a Nürburgring Performance Package, the best Lexus sports car made to date. Limited to just 50 units, it is a track-ready Lexus supercar with styling hints from the prototype LFA racecar that competed at the 24 Hours of ...

The Lexus LFA was designed and crafted as a supercar meant to endure through the ages, boasting unmatched engineering and a performance lineage that traces back to the Yamaha-powered 1967 Toyota 2000GT. Only 500 LFAs were produced between 2010 and 2012.

Lexus did not muck around when it decided to create its first-ever and only supercar to date. The LFA program took off in 2000—an entire decade before the car itself went into final production in 2010. This supercar earned praise for its excellent grip and handling, but it received the loudest plaudits for its V10 beating heart. The engine unit howls like a banshee, all the way to a 9,000 ...

Lexus LFA 2010 - 2012. The Lexus LFA isn't just another supercar, it's an automotive anomaly. Its heart is a naturally aspirated V10 engine, a rarity in modern times, that screams to a stratospheric 9,000 rpm redline. The sound alone is worth the price of admission, a mechanical symphony unlike anything else on the road.

2010 Lexus LFA With a fairly long and public development period, the Lexus LFA debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2009. It trailed a series of concepts released at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) which became more refined with each model. The first concept, the LF-A, was shown in 2005 and laid out the basic design which included a front/mid …

The Lexus LFA, widely regarded as the best Japanese supercar ever made, boasts a V10 engine that delivers exceptional performance without sacrificing handling or fuel economy. Despite taking 10 painstaking years to develop, the car failed to sell upon its release in 2012. However, the LFA has since gained legendary status among JDM car enthusiasts and has more than doubled in …

Unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2009, the LFA celebrated Lexus’s 20th anniversary with a 4.8-liter V10 engine developed exclusively for it. This engine, co-developed with Yamaha, produced 552 horsepower and 354 lb-ft of torque.

2012 Lexus LFA Nürburgring Package To celebrate the LFA’s hat-trick of class wins at the Nürburgring 24 Hours race, Lexus has created the Nürburgring Package, an array of aerodynamic features, suspension adjustments and revisions to the 4.8-litre V10 engine that give the supercar a more track-focused profile. Shown in public for the first time at the Geneva motor show, the …

Each LFA supercar was hand-built at Toyota’s Motomachi plant, where every piece was assembled with painstaking care. The Lexus LFA’s pièce de résistance is the mid-front mounted V10 engine . It was developed in partnership with Yamaha and manufactured in the same facility where Toyota Racing’s Formula 1 V-10 powertrain was made.