A prototype of the upcoming Lexus supercar—possibly called LFR—made a camouflaged appearance alongside its GT3 race car twin.

Yes, the Lexus LFA suffered from an egregiously long gestation period and was wildly expensive when it launched, but it’s also arguably the last great limited-run V10 car, with a Yamaha-tuned plenum ...

A Legend Reborn . First and foremost, Lexus has not released any details about the next generation LFA or even if it will be ...

The future of Lexus performance made a dramatic, if subdued, entrance this week at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed ...

Lexus' new halo model will likely be powered by a hybridized V8 with nearly 800 hp, easily outperforming the iconic LFA ...

Lexus LC 500 Convertible certainly looks great, but in a world where automobiles are changing rapidly, are we likely to see ...

Like many great modern supercars, the Lexus LFA — I’ll take no arguments on this, it is a supercar — was born from the single-minded approach of one person, in this case Akio Toyoda. It’s ...

The Lexus LFA was a one of a kind design that was the product of a decade of effort. Here is the fascinating story of how this supercar came to be.

Will the electric Lexus LFA supercar get a manual transmission? Lexus. According to Motor 1, Lexus will provide a simulated manual transmission with its EV Supercar — potentially with selectable drive ...

Lexus only built 500 example of the the LFA supercar over two years. Here’s why collector still covet the vehicle a decade after it was discontinued.

Limited to 500 units, the Lexus LFA has achieved deity status in many enthusiast circles. One of its most celebrated attributes is its 4.8-liter V10, which was developed jointly with Yamaha.