Lexus LFA (production)
So much hatred for what Im sure will be an amazing car. And for the people saying that its a bad car b/c its pretty much not a ferrari, gonna have to get over it. Nissan came out with a car, that people seem to love and is great all around. YOu REALLY think lexus came out with a car, that just performs good? I mean be real, their the most reliable car company on the planet pretty much, they came in to nascar and did good, and now their trying to do the supercar thing. This is a great start. I do agree though it is a bit over priced, but you are getting what seems to be alot.
So much hatred for what Im sure will be an amazing car. And for the people saying that its a bad car b/c its pretty much not a ferrari, gonna have to get over it. Nissan came out with a car, that people seem to love and is great all around. YOu REALLY think lexus came out with a car, that just performs good? I mean be real, their the most reliable car company on the planet pretty much, they came in to nascar and did good, and now their trying to do the supercar thing. This is a great start. I do agree though it is a bit over priced, but you are getting what seems to be alot.
This car might as well have remained a prototype, it is a unicorn for all of us.
The LF-A isn't mean to be the next GTR-fighter, far from it. It's really more of a technical showcase, showing what TMC can do if they wanted to. They're only producing 500 of these, making it more exclusive than GTRs, Ferraris, Lambo's, etc... hence why the super high price tag (which they are taking a loss on anyways). The LF-A is meant to be a halo flagship for Lexus, something that boosts the company image. Lexus will be a huge name in the luxury/performance market in the future, this is making it one step closer. It will increase sales for the mainstream Lexus models. When Ferrari introduced the Enzo, it attracted so much attention to the world (people who didn't even know about cars) and it forever set an image in people's minds, and made them think that buying a Ferrari was a privilege... people were thinking "aw I can't buy an Enzo but I'll buy a F430 instead". After the Enzo, Ferrari sales increased significantly.
The LF-A isn't mean to be the next GTR-fighter, far from it. It's really more of a technical showcase, showing what TMC can do if they wanted to. They're only producing 500 of these, making it more exclusive than GTRs, Ferraris, Lambo's, etc... hence why the super high price tag (which they are taking a loss on anyways). The LF-A is meant to be a halo flagship for Lexus, something that boosts the company image. Lexus will be a huge name in the luxury/performance market in the future, this is making it one step closer. It will increase sales for the mainstream Lexus models. When Ferrari introduced the Enzo, it attracted so much attention to the world (people who didn't even know about cars) and it forever set an image in people's minds, and made them think that buying a Ferrari was a privilege... people were thinking "aw I can't buy an Enzo but I'll buy a F430 instead". After the Enzo, Ferrari sales increased significantly.
Exactly...You are buying performance AND exclusivity. This is a limited production car with a total of only 500 being built at a rate of 20 cars per year.
However I think it's more than 20 cars per year. That'll take 25 years to finish the productio run lol. I think it's more like 20 cars per month or something.
Yes, you are buying exclusivity and image to go along with it. Toyota does not have it, they are trying to establish it. There are better buys in this regard.
I'm betting that 90% of the people complaining about the price would be singing a different tune if it simply had a ferrari or lamborghini badge on the hood.
The car is 65% carbon fiber and HAND BUILT with top notch race components. Its a supercar no matter how you care to slice it.
It's funny how people still care more for the badge on the hood of a car rather than its pure performance capabilties. Actually, it's quite sad.
The car is 65% carbon fiber and HAND BUILT with top notch race components. Its a supercar no matter how you care to slice it.
It's funny how people still care more for the badge on the hood of a car rather than its pure performance capabilties. Actually, it's quite sad.

Oh, so we should just ignore the entire car market? Last I checked production of the Carrera GT stopped, you have no choice but to look at where prices currently are. It would be convenient to dismiss that a Carrera GT is cheaper than the LF-A but that is simply the reality.
Yes, you are buying exclusivity and image to go along with it. Toyota does not have it, they are trying to establish it. There are better buys in this regard.
Yes, you are buying exclusivity and image to go along with it. Toyota does not have it, they are trying to establish it. There are better buys in this regard.
Stupid Jap haters.





