Now’s your chance to participate in a colorful piece of Leuxs’ history. By now you’re surely aware of the RC F. The all new coupe is Lexus’ latest attempt to jazz up their lineup. The car is already out racing and doing quite well, but that’s not enough to set it apart from the pack. For that, it’ll need a new coat of paint.

It’s been a while since I’ve heard or seen any new information about the Lexus GS. The car has a new chassis, a new grill, and a new F-Sport. In fact, the only thing it’s missing is an F.

Everyone wants a chance for some seat time in the RC F. Right now though, that privilege is reserved for the Super GT drivers only. To their credit, they don’t seem to be wasting time getting accustomed to it. They certainly had their handful last weekend at the Fuji Speedway.

How’s this for awesome? Kuwaiti Lexus enthusiasts soon have the option of tearing around in a supercharged version of the LX. They’ve dubbed it: The LX570 Supercharger. It’s… Exactly what it sounds like.

Toyota recent registered the trademark for the name TX which probably means it’s the name for a new vehicle. That Lexus is expanding their line-up isn’t suprising: they’ve done that twice in the last year just about. No, what’s interesting is the type of vehicle it’ll be.

It’s a tale as old as… 1989, actually. Since then, Lexus has been a fixture in the luxury landscape.

I think I feel justified in saying that the CT could use some pizzazz. It’s not a bad car–it’s actually quite nice for a front-wheel-drive hatchback. The car is cozy and handles adequately… but it’s missing the x-factor. Lexus of China took a stab at adding some spice to the CT with this: