Crank up your speakers and listen as the Lexus LFA sings its V10 song for three and a half glorious minutes.

Dropping everything for a drive of a lifetime, Charles Craven believes LFA more of a stunning grand tourer than a track-day terror.

Most cars and trucks are terrible investments. However, according to Hagerty, these Toyota models could pay off in the long run.

Back on the market (or, perhaps, never left), LFA No. 95 features Pearl Brown Metallic shade draped over an orange leather interior.

There’s nothing like the LFA on the road today. Now, a 48-minute documentary covers the history and the passion behind the halo car.

Draped in Brown Stone Metallic, ultra-rare LFA No. 225 up for sale at Cleveland dealership with just 507 miles on the 4.8-liter V10.

Drag race between LFA and Audi R8 may not have gone as hoped. Then again, the Lexus was at least tuned to sing by Yamaha.