A Lexus supercar born out of GT3 racing would make the perfect halo model. The Lexus LFA was not long for this world, but it showcased the brand’s ability to create a true halo high-performance ...

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Since picking up his first set of MicroMachine toy cars as a toddler, Chris knew he had a passion for automobiles embedded in his soul. It wasn't until he started flipping through car magazines a ...

Although Lexus is mostly perceived as a classic luxury automaker – geared towards comfort and classy efficiency rather than raw performance – it does have its shiny little moments. Follow us: The ...

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 ...

A pair of prototypes for the next road-going Lexus supercar have been filmed at the Nurburgring, and while the development of the car is far from over, the engineers driving them were more than happy ...

The LFA was never a mainstream success. The LFR has the opportunity to make a much bigger impact. We all remember the Lexus LFA fondly. A screaming, naturally aspirated V-10 supercar with a heavenly ...

Toyota's GR GT3 Concept, first shown at the Tokyo Auto Salon over two years ago, is progressing towards a street-legal version. The street model is expected to carry the Lexus badge and is rumored to ...

For the maker of the iconic LFA, it’s been a while since Lexus had a truly competitive performance car. The RC F is dated and on its way out, the LC is more of a grand tourer, and the IS 500 was never ...

The Lexus LFA cemented itself as one of the greatest cars of the 21st century thanks to its sonorous 4.8-liter V-10, elevating the brand in the eyes of enthusiasts. But the LFA went the way of the ...

The Lexus LFA remains an often overlooked and underrated car, albeit a strange one given the company's history — a long-delayed, hand-built Japanese supercar with a $375,000 price tag that lost Lexus ...

Stop me if you’ve already heard, but Toyota/Lexus/Gazoo Racing is working on a new halo car—a supercar everyone’s calling the LFR, that will attempt to fill the shoes of the mighty LFA while also ...