You all are great at making your Lexus vehicles, such as the second-generation GS, look fast even when they’re standing completely still. However, your cars still look quickest when they’re, you know, actually moving.

A lot can go wrong when you take the original engine out of a car and replace it with another one. Trust me. My first car went through that process and it didn’t end well. Then again, I’m not forum member MR2QIK, nor do I own his 2009 IS F.

The luxurious interior is one of those things that keeps Lexus drivers coming back, generation after generation. But that doesn’t mean it can’t be improved upon.

As it was last year, Lexus topped Consumer Reports’ list of most reliable cars. And just to put a little more icing on that cake, Toyota ranked second.

Adding fuel to the next-gen LS fire, Lexus just released a new teaser image for an upcoming debut at the Tokyo Motor Show.

When usa5655 started the build thread covering his IS F, he said he’d been super busy at work so he couldn’t post a lot of updates on his progress. Luckily, he made some room in his schedule to show us all of the improvements he made to his fast four-door.

By adding Japanese Lexus parts, you gain attractiveness, reliability, and uniqueness. Here’s a couple of good resources to help you find them.