When having one LFA is not enough...?
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From: Lovely OC
i was kind of hoping this owner pick up nur edition as his second / last lfa. he brings his car everywhere and even the track, that would be awesome exposure for lexus
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From: Lovely OC
Just get another one. While at it, why not get the first and last one in the production 
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/6741896-post22.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/6741896-post22.html
I was thinking one for a DD and the other as a weekend car
There's no way I can wait a whole year.........I'd be shaking like a insert poison addict going through withdrawal
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Originally Posted by Lexus
- This limited edition LFA will be available in four exterior colors – Whitest White, Orange, Black and Matte Black complemented by a choice of three interior colors – black, red, and violet. All come with a carbon fiber center console and door trim. The Nürburgring Package will carry a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $70,000. Matte black will carry an additional cost of $20,000. The standard LFA carries a MSRP of $375,000.
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From: Lovely OC
well some other companies also have limited color choices for some special editions. not that i am a fan, but i guess it helps to "distinguish". though i think it's cooler if the color choices are completely exclusive
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Make zero sense to me ... I'd be pissed if I want the Nurgurgring Edition but don't like any of the colors THEY DECIDE I should have ...... and the Hyundai Equus is criticized for having only 4 color choices LOL ......
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That's the thing , being bespoke is supposed to be a big deal for the LFA given the price, yet they chose to TAKE AWAY the vast majority of the paint choices for their most expensive and special model Make zero sense to me ... I'd be pissed if I want the Nurgurgring Edition but don't like any of the colors THEY DECIDE I should have ...... and the Hyundai Equus is criticized for having only 4 color choices LOL ......
Make zero sense to me ... I'd be pissed if I want the Nurgurgring Edition but don't like any of the colors THEY DECIDE I should have ...... and the Hyundai Equus is criticized for having only 4 color choices LOL ......Buyers who like the car enough can always have it repainted aftermarket. Actually, I've been thinking about getting my IS F redone in one of the LFA colors.
And comparing to mass market cars won't bear much relevant discussion. Even the mass production IS F is only offered in limited colors, but I don't think complaint there is really warranted - and pointedly, not in the same way as if the IS250 or 350 were only available in 6 colors or something.
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Let's not speculate on what is or isn't possible based only on personal interpretations of a press release. As I have mentioned previously on this board, Lexus' PS indicated to me that Lexus would work with customers who wanted to specify exterior colors outside of the standard/special offerings in the brochure.
Buyers who like the car enough can always have it repainted aftermarket. Actually, I've been thinking about getting my IS F redone in one of the LFA colors.
And comparing to mass market cars won't bear much relevant discussion. Even the mass production IS F is only offered in limited colors, but I don't think complaint there is really warranted - and pointedly, not in the same way as if the IS250 or 350 were only available in 6 colors or something.
Buyers who like the car enough can always have it repainted aftermarket. Actually, I've been thinking about getting my IS F redone in one of the LFA colors.
And comparing to mass market cars won't bear much relevant discussion. Even the mass production IS F is only offered in limited colors, but I don't think complaint there is really warranted - and pointedly, not in the same way as if the IS250 or 350 were only available in 6 colors or something.
it is VERY relevent to compare with mass market cars in this case because most have more choices than 4, and no, they should offer the IS-F in any color available for the regular IS ...
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What's the point of Lexus mentioning 30 colors for the base LFA in a press release when they can do anything? Or Ferrari, around the same for the 458, when they can do anything? Or Porsche, maybe a dozen per model, when they can do anything? None of that is the point, which is that you can't just look at a press release in a vacuum and assume that limitations exist when that's just your own inference.
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Yeah I like the fact the Nur Ed. LFA gets 4 specific colors but I wish the 4 colors were outside the 30 already available.
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What's the point of Lexus mentioning 30 colors for the base LFA in a press release when they can do anything? Or Ferrari, around the same for the 458, when they can do anything? Or Porsche, maybe a dozen per model, when they can do anything? None of that is the point, which is that you can't just look at a press release in a vacuum and assume that limitations exist when that's just your own inference.