Lexus Confirms Two-Seat Supercar Concept For Tokyo Motor Show

 
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2007 Lexus LF-A Concept

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Lexus has today confirmed that it will present a new two-seat supercar concept at this month’s 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, and we can only assume that it will be another preview of the upcoming LF-A supercar.

This will be the fourth concept of the new supercar (the first three being the two original LF-A Coupes and the LF-A Roadster), which means that it will almost certainly be a close representation of the production-spec car due next year. The only official details are that the concept vehicle “epitomises the purest form of driving exhilaration and performance.”

Prototypes for the new supercar have been spotted testing in Germany for the past year, revealing all but the finest of details. Under its skin should sit a rear-wheel drive powertrain packing a high-revving 5.0-liter V-10 rated at over 500-horsepower.

Limited production is the name of the game, with only about 500 units expected unless demand proves high enough to support more, though it will cost more than $200,000. Worse still, only 350 of them will be made in left-hand-drive for worldwide consumption. However, a second hybrid model may also be launched as well as an eventual roadster.

Check out our previous spy shot story for more details by clicking here.

Also on show at the upcoming Tokyo event will be the recently revealed Lexus LF-Ch concept car, which you can read about by clicking here.





 
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  1. It should be interesting to see what Lexus has in store for the world this time.
     
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  2. It should be interesting to see what Lexus has in store for the world this time.
     
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  3. Will they stop teasing us? I think only the R35 GTR had more "concept" versions before the production version was shown. Egads, the development time for this is rivalling the Camaro! And the F1 derived V10; how long ago did F1 switch from V10s, again?
     
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  4. great supercar. when will the production come?
     
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