The LFA was a limited-run supercar made by Lexus several years ago. Here is what LFA stands for and what happened to that ...

It could rev from idle to 9,000 r/min in 0.6 seconds ... The development of the Lexus LFA took nearly a decade to complete, with the first production car rolling off the hand-built line in ...

Lexus had a clear choice when it came to deciding what sort of dials and gauges the drivers of its LFA supercar should see ... was needed – no conventional rev counter would be able to live ...

The Lexus LFA was not long for this world, but it showcased the brand’s ability to create a true halo high-performance automobile. In a very short production life of exactly two years ...

Word has it on the street that the Lexus LFA successor could debut later this fall sporting a new gas-electric hybrid V-8 ...

The Lexus LFA ended production in 2012, and because it was a commercial failure at the time, no replacement has ever manifested itself. But in 2025, that could be about to change, if reports out ...

There are three driving modes of the Lexus LF-A (writes HJ): 'Wet', 'Normal' and 'Sport ... fuel level and oil pressure radiating out from the centre of the rev counter to take up their positions on ...

The Lexus LF-LC concept has been leaking on the Internet longer than most Detroit-bound reveals, but that doesn't make the 2+2 coupe any less stunning. The concept clearly shows the design ...

Lexus only built 500 copies of the LFA, and for such a rare beast, it sure got its fifteen minutes of fame and then some. In fact, it will soon get its 15 years of fame, as that's how long it ...