http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/car/09q4/2012_lexus_lfa-first_drive_review
Enjoy. For that price I'd rather have a nicer looking car though.
Enjoy. For that price I'd rather have a nicer looking car though.
Well you are getting a $600,000 car for $300,000. I dont think just pure "looks" is the point of this car, although I'm sure its part of it, it's not meant to appeal to everyonehttp://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/car/09q4/2012_lexus_lfa-first_drive_review
Enjoy. For that price I'd rather have a nicer looking car though.
If you lose $300,000 each, that's a LOSS of $150,000,000 to sell it. No wonder they plan to not just sell it to anyone, but only "select" people, as in the people that will get Toyota/Lexus the most attention. If it won't turn heads its not worth it for them to sell it at a loss to you.that price plus those looks = meh. they should have made something Porsche 911 / Audi R8 price.
although I assume they'll sell all 500 of them, that's silly to cap it at 500.
Is this a four cylinder or a 10?The engine is a 4.8-liter V-10 codeveloped with Yamaha. It’s a compact unit that makes 553 horsepower at 8700 rpm and revs to a giddy 9000 rpm. Maximum torque of 354 pound-feet peaks at 6800 rpm, with 90 percent available between 3700 and 9000 revs.
Both 5 litre V10 units in the BMW M5 and Lamborghini Gallardo only produce 380 lb/ft of torque :dunno:Is this a four cylinder or a 10?
Sorry....had to say it.
It was more on how far apart the torque and HP numbers are than anything else.Both 5 litre V10 units in the BMW M5 and Lamborghini Gallardo only produce 380 lb/ft of torque :dunno:
Sure its a tad less, but with 90% available when it is, i'd say they designed it that way. Many people complain about the M5's lack of low end grunt. Sure 3700 isnt exactly low end, but what do you expect out of a 4.8 L V10?
Much more tasty if you ask me505 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque