Shmee150 explains why he regrets not investing in a Lexus LFA as he drives a Fresh Green example on the freeways of Florida.

With just 123 miles on the sonorous 4.8-liter V10, LFA No. 107 is sure to draw in everyone looking for their next Toyota in the tech-bro town.

Future Lexus vehicles will lose the rear badge in favor of lettering; and the changes keep coming: new tech, new plans, and more LFA tease.

Originally Whitest White, one of 64 2012 LFA Nürburgring Package models wrapped in emerald green with gold flake.

Lexus jingled our bells this year with new rides, more F Performance, and electrifying plans; so we celebrate the slickest F’ing sleighs of the season. 

A broad exploration into the history of Lexus’s sports car, the LFA. This article elaborates upon the philosophy of the design team throughout the entire concept process up to production, and discusses how and why these decisions were made. It also discusses the impact the vehicle had with regards to Toyota and its mixed reception at launch, as well as what the future holds for the LFA.

Toyota dropped a bombshell this week, announcing that Lexus will be all-electric by 2030–and giving a glimpse of 30 battery EVs that will define the brand for a new age.