Such an incredible car. In his collection, he has a very highly modified Supra as well

 

I like the white LS400 at 2:40 on the upper left corner....

 

I need to win the lottery... What a beautiful machine! That garage is badass too. Look at all those toys.

 

I must admit, the white one is tough to beat. The white one looks out of this world.

 

The white one is sexier IMO. Awesome collection and awesome car

 

Sick...!!!!!


Love the collection of Toys.. Corvette, Mustang, Nissan GTR, Ferrari, Lamborghini (covered), Porsche, Supra, Boat, etc etc.


Red Calipers would have fixed the color clash.. But all in all.. Very Nice!!


~ Joe Z

 

That Black & Red looks really good. It's like a clean exclusive pair of Air Jordans.

 

Based on an n of 2 ring car customers are opting out of the CF inner door panels
I thought those were extra nice but it looks like the buyers prefer a normally finished interior
Of the 2 cars we have seen I prefer the black one because config 2 trumps config 3

 

especially the white shark fin on cf roof, it looks too out of place

cf is nice but when too much, to some people, it becomes weird. i think that's why a lot of them opt for different setup

 

I'd have went a different direction. Yellow calipers with a red interior just messes up the flow IMO. Still looks awesome in black. Like a stealth LFA. The Carbon parts don't stand out as much with the black paint.

 

That's a great combo! Black looks good! He currently has the world's quickest and fastest Supras. Yes plural; he has three of them. His car collection is really nice!

 

Both the Black and Whilte NUR Edition are mighty fine,not a fan of the Orange colour !!

 

I think I'd pass out if I saw a Gengar Blue NUR Edition.

 

The fins and lip on front make the LFA front end more interesting. I wonder if those parts can be ordered for regular LFAs . However, I think I'd grow tired of looking at the huge fixed rear spoiler.

 

I disagree. That spoiler makes a huge statement for the Nurburgring edition purposeful look that never lets the viewer forget that it is intended to be a track racing car. Without it, it would not look nearly as aggressive as it does now. Lexus did that spoiler very tastefully since there is a fine line between the "ricer" look versus a very purposeful looking spoiler that genuinely looks from a track racing car.