View Poll Results: Your LF-A predictions (multiple choice, one per category please)
Name: GT 550 or GT-F
17
30.91%
Name: LF-A or LFA
33
60.00%
Name: LF-L
5
9.09%
Name: SC
1
1.82%
Name: SS
2
3.64%
Name: Other (please state)
0
0%
HP: below 530
4
7.27%
HP: 530 to 550
14
25.45%
HP: 551 to 555
11
20.00%
HP: 556 to 560
11
20.00%
HP: 561 to 570
4
7.27%
HP: over 570
12
21.82%
0-60: 3.8 or higher
5
9.09%
0-60: 3.7
6
10.91%
0-60: 3.6
5
9.09%
0-60: 3.5
11
20.00%
0-60: 3.4
19
34.55%
0-60: 3.3 or lower
9
16.36%
Top speed: 199 mph or lower
4
7.27%
Top speed: 200-210 mph
15
27.27%
Top speed: 211-215 mph
12
21.82%
Top speed: 216-220 mph
12
21.82%
Top speed: 221-225 mph
8
14.55%
Top speed: 225 mph or higher
6
10.91%
Cost: $200,000 or less
14
25.45%
Cost: $200,001-250K
19
34.55%
Cost: $250,001-300K
15
27.27%
Cost: $300,001-400K
5
9.09%
Cost: $400,001-500K
2
3.64%
Cost: over $500,000
1
1.82%
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LF-A Predictions (your votes!)
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LF-A Predictions (your votes!)
It's been a long buildup till now, but if press reports are accurate, the LF-A has been approved for production and will premiere at this year's Tokyo Motor Show. The press days for this show are scheduled for October 21-22, 2009, which as of this posting is 60 days from today. What's interesting is that despite many press reports, we actually still have little concrete information about this vehicle. However, word is that the final production form was previewed in the LF-A Crystallised Wind concept, as part of this year's Milan L-finesse design exhibition. Just for fun, here we can make educated guesses about the final LF-A stats. Let's see who predicts the final result most accurately! 
LF-A Crystallised Wind
LF-A Nurburgring Racer
LF-A II Roadster
LF-A II Concept
LF-A I Concept
LF-A Crystallised Wind
LF-A Nurburgring Racer
LF-A II Roadster
LF-A II Concept
LF-A I Concept
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Glad you like it! I was inspired by Dave600hL's encouragement here:
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Two months is gonna go by so fast. I'm sure in October Club Lexus will so much traffic it won't be funny. I can't wait. Looking at the LF-A roadster above made me think maybe this is the successor to the SC. Who knows? Only Lexus will tell us that answer, we just have to wait and see...
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Maybe the announced Lexus CT has slightly upped the chances for a Lexus GT, but then again they trademarked LFA. Very interesting to see the results so far, looks like each option save 'name: other' and 'over $500K' have been taken.
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hey guys well i just talked to someone i know and he knows someone who actually has already driven the lfa...all i heard was that its obviously still gona be called the lf-a, no idea aobut top seed or about its 0-60 but i do know that it's 400,000 US dollars. they're only going to make 500 of them and it's like sex on wheels.
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hey guys well i just talked to someone i know and he knows someone who actually has already driven the lfa...all i heard was that its obviously still gona be called the lf-a, no idea aobut top seed or about its 0-60 but i do know that it's 400,000 US dollars. they're only going to make 500 of them and it's like sex on wheels.
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Our very own Club Lexus Editor Flipside909 has confirmed the official name will be LF A with no hyphen. My first thoughts are where is the creativity and consistency in the naming of this vehicle? All of the Lexus models have a two letter followed by a three digit number designation scheme with the exception of the IS F. I do see LF (which is used for prototypes and stands for Luxury Future or is it Lexus Future?) then followed by an A. What does the A stand for and shouldn't it be F since it's part of the high performance line? The name of this vehicle is just as important as the vehicle itself and I can't believe Lexus isn't being creative or being consistent in naming this awesome vehicle...
Last edited by Trexus; Sep 3, 2009 at 12:43 PM.
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Our very own Club Lexus Editor Flipside909 has confirmed the official name will be LF A with no hyphen. My first thoughts are where is the creativity and consistency in the naming of this vehicle? All of the Lexus models have a two letter followed by a three digit number designation scheme with the exception of the IS F. I do see LF (which is used for prototypes and stands for Luxury Future or is it Lexus Future?) then followed by an A. What does the A stand for and shouldn't it be F since it's part of the high performance line? The name of this vehicle is just as important as the vehicle itself and I can't believe Lexus isn't being creative or being consistent in naming this awesome vehicle...
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