Hot off the rumor mill, a tantalizing prospect: Lexus’s next supercar may feature a bona-fide twin-turbo V8 racing engine under the hood!

Shining and Chrome: This LFA halo-car can be yours if you happen to have $1.1m burning a hole in your wallet.

Here’s a brief introduction to the very first Japanese supercar — the Toyota 2000GT — and how it led to Lexus’ infamous halo car, the LFA.

In a battle of two V10 supercars, one old and one new, it’s less about who crosses the line first than the sounds they make doing it.

This low-mileage Lexus LFA flaunts a beautiful Starfire Pearl paint job, offset by the chrome finish of its 20-inch BBS wheels.

Hokkaido Edition customers can opt for the 5.0L V8 powered LC 500 coupe or convertible, or the 3.5-liter hybrid V6 LC 500h coupe.

An ultra-rare 2012 Lexus LFA equipped with the Nürburgring package is currently up for sale on Bring a Trailer but brace yourself because the leading bid might shock you.