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Originally Posted by Dave600hL
Hey TRD, they bare releasing a LFA-R. It is going to be the race type with weight reduction ect, ect. 
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Awesome, do you know when it will be released? I assume the LFA-R will be part of the 500 limit for production, or will it have it's own separate limit?
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Originally Posted by rominl
see, now you are realizing the idea behind the design and innovations of this car. lexus has gone in a slightly different direction. no one knows if it's the best one, but imho it's the right one. people look at hp and tq and say blah, and to me that just shows how little they know and how badly nowadays' marketing has blinded them 
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The amount of intangibles, details, and innovations in this car is truly mind-boggling! Lexus was not kidding when they initially stated this was a "revolutionary" supercar.
Some previews/reviews so far have said the car is more stable and predictable at speeds over 170 mph than a Porsche or Ferrari!
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Originally Posted by Dave600hL
Exactly!!!!!!
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If I had the money, I would buy the car for the engine response and sound alone! It's as close as you can get to an F1 engine without actually piloting a real F1 car


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Originally Posted by joe80
If a Japanese supercar costs $375k, I expect a pure world domination. but looks like lexus made a great car on par with many great supercars.
imagine nissan building a $375k car? it would probably destroy every car in the planet.
I think GTR spoiled me.
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If a Bugatti costs 2 Million, or a Koenigsegg CCX cost over 500K USD, then I expect them to be able to fly, and to travel back in time

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Imagine this, imagine that. If, but, and, only.
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fact is, LEXUS has made a "375K" exotic supercar, and Nissan has NOT. When and if Nissan makes one, we will talk.
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Originally Posted by TXSTYLE
I will add this for now... I commend Lexus for creating this machine. I would have been IMPRESSED however... To see it priced @ $200k and STILL best the GT-R's numbers. For all those crying about "But it's a different car with a different purpose." Oooookkkkkaaaay, I get that. But like it or not... Prepare for the onslaught of direct comparisons to the mighty GT-R or even a $100k ZR-1 as they have set the precedence for performance cars lately: Sports, Super AND Exotic.
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I highly disagree, and so do a lot of exotic and supercar buyers. Veyron owners will laugh at you if you ever make a GT-R or ZR-1 comparison. Even Pagani Zonda or Carrera GT owners will laugh. So to will actual LFA owners laugh at such comparisons.
Let me paint a picture: the GT-R and ZR-1 were designed with
strict time AND budget limitations.
The Veyron project had NO budget and NO time limitations. The LFA also had NO time and NO budget limitations. The only limitations the LFA project had were that of the engineers' imaginations, just like the Veyron.