Breaking News – Hiromu Naruse Dies in the LF-A
June 24, 2010 by Adam Zillin
Filed under Latest Articles
In a tragic news story over night, legendary Toyota test driver, and the Godfather of the LF-A supercar Hiromu Naruse died in mysterious circumstances when the Nurburgring special edition LF-A he was driving suddenly veered into oncoming traffic and ploughed head on into a BMW 5 series carrying 2 BMW test drivers. Read more
2010 Lexus LF-A/LF-L Headlights Uncovered
August 25, 2009 by Justin Karow
Filed under Japanese News, Latest Articles
Some spy shots have surfaced of the upcoming Lexus LF-A (or LF-L if recent reports are true) showing us what the headlights will look like and also a glimpse at the “two stage” rear wing.
Lexus LF-L Correction
August 14, 2009 by Justin Karow
Filed under Japanese News, Latest Articles
It happens sometimes. Trying to get articles translated as quickly as possible means that sometimes information gets overlooked. We omitted the main reason why the Lexus LF-A will be renamed LF-L: It’s going to run in the GT class at next year’s Le Mans 24 Hour endurance race! Read more
Lexus LF-A Renamed: LF-L
August 12, 2009 by Justin Karow
Filed under Japanese News, Latest Articles
A few weeks ago we heard about a possible name change for the Lexus LF-A but it was more of a total name change to indicate the cars power output and “super sports” moniker (SS550). Holiday Auto go on the record to claim that the new Lexus supercar will be simply named “LF-L”.
Lexus LF-A Engine Code: 1LR-GUE
July 14, 2009 by Justin Karow
Filed under Japanese News, Latest Articles
In the build up to this year’s Tokyo Motor Show it seems there is an abundance of information surrounding just what will and what won’t (and maybe!) make an appearance in October. One of those is the Lexus LF-A and ahead of the show we’re given another little piece of news.
Lexus LF-A To Be Renamed?
June 24, 2009 by Justin Karow
Filed under Japanese News, Latest Articles
Hot on the heels of our last Lexus LF-A article, we find out some more detailed information on the production version and a possible name change to go along with its new look. With the news comes Best Car’s version of what they think the LF-A’s front and rear styling will look like.








