Lexus is developing an electric successor to the legendary LFA, which will likely have simulated shifts and engine sounds.

Jimmy Dinsmore is a nationally syndicated automotive journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio, known for his consumer-focused "Driver's Side" column. For over a decade, his insightful car reviews have ...

Could Lexus be thinking about the unthinkable? Might they dare attack the mightiest heroes of American sports cars with the upcoming supercar? Should we prepare for the forthcoming 'LFR' (name ...

This is the Lexus LFA Concept, and it’s quite unlike the V10-powered weapon that preceded it. For years, enthusiasts assumed the next LFA would be little more than a Lexus-badged take on Toyota’s new ...

The Lexus LFA is often spoken of with awe and reverence — after all, this was Lexus' halo car, and with a very limited production run of just 500 units. This made it a rare sight to behold, and its no ...

The auto giant took its time with the new LFA as it prioritized other projects, but depending on your aesthetic preferences, the wait was worth it. The new LFA sits low, prizing aerodynamics, and ...

Lexus premiered the LFA Concept, an all-electric (BEV) sports car developed to preserve and evolve essential car-making techniques under the philosophy of “Toyota’s Shikinen Sengu” The concept shares ...

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Amid a sea of high-revving, big-capacity supercars and hypercars at last week's Goodwood Festival of Speed, the future Lexus LFA made a subtle and very silent dynamic debut. The successor to the ...

The LFA is pretty close to being an utterly singular car, especially when it comes to the luxury automaker Lexus. It's unique in the way it was built — every model was constructed by hand. It has ...