was just reading an article in car and driver. Lexus states that a GS-F is coming soon. equipped with a 5.0 liter V8 465hp engine. priced from 90 to 100,000. 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds. highest performance in the GS line (obviously). didn't give any particulars on the IS-F.

 

did they say what finger did they use to pull that info out of their ****? :-).

 

$100,000...won't sell enough to make their money back.

 

I call BS until you can show us where you read it.

 

@GS350LEXUS. listen i'm just sharing what i read. i'm a grown man, don't like to be called a liar i'm not one of your friends you don't know me from a hole in the wall. if you didn't believe it you shouldn't have posted a reply.
for whoever wants to read it the article is, LEXUS' F TROOP NEW AND FUTURE CARS - FIRST LOOK AT ROAD AND TRACK.COM. my bad,,, it was road and track not car and driver

 

Yeahhhh I dont believe that. You know those car mags love to stir rumors.

 

I have no more information than the average Joe, but I do know this tells me of things to come

 

Oh my god man where'd you get that pic?

 

Lol what do you think the picture is? Think you may be missing his point

 

OK for those of us who are slow, what does that photo mean??? Does that mean some new engine to come?

 

Haha, hes just showing us the amount of spacing left after dropping the 3.5L in.. Meaning theres plenty of room left for a 5.0, 6.3, 6.5 etc..

 

IMHO, GS-F will never sell at $90K+ and Lexus as well as everyone else know this... Unless of course Lexus builds something that can actually beat the 3 Germans in handling and straight line performance, especially the AMG and M5. Then perhaps the $90K+ would seem like a good deal.

however, I think that if they decide to use the ISF engine then I don't see why the car should be priced at $90K or above?

 

the article stated that the car was going to go up against the M5 and the E63 AMG.

 

It will probably sell as well as the LS600H. For my $100k, its a GTR.

 

Lexus would need to price the GSF if they make one at a price similar to the XFR. If Jaguar wasn't such a pos in terms of reliability I'd certainly buy that car.