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Greetings all. Someone clue me in on this term I see on here a lot. What does "UFC" stand for? I know it can't pertain to the TV show "ultimate fighter challenge" LOL
Thanks,Lesley
Greetings all. Someone clue me in on this term I see on here a lot. What does "UFC" stand for? I know it can't pertain to the TV show "ultimate fighter challenge" LOL
Thanks,Lesley
Well, for starters, no-one has written UFC, it's UCF, and it relates to the chassis code of the Lexus LS range.
The Mk1 was UCF10, facelift Mk2 was UCF11
Then the Mk3 (new body) was UCF20, Mk4 UCF 21
LS430 was UCF30, and so on.
The chassis code is used in many auto forums to identify the car model. Done with BMW, MB, Porsche as well...it indicates a true follower of the line in many ways. When asking about the car, if the poster says year and such this indicates a noob.
The chassis code is used in many auto forums to identify the car model. Done with BMW, MB, Porsche as well...it indicates a true follower of the line in many ways. When asking about the car, if the poster says year and such this indicates a noob.
UCF 20: ~MC and MC~
exactlyyyy.
Originally Posted by HiloDB1
So UCF31 01-06 w/ factory air? Didnt know that thanks for the info.
its the chassis identification(VEHICLE TYPE) for the VIN#. When you give your ins company your VIN# look at it and it will have the following list of numbers and letters. The VIN Tells everything about the car from what number it was produced, original color, interior color material options, exterior/motor options as well.