Will Lexus ever make the LFA again?

Japanese magazine Best Car is reporting that Lexus will revive the LFA supercar with a brand new model in 2025. The powertrain will somehow still include a V8, this time a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 engine paired with a plug-in hybrid system and producing a combined 940 horsepower.

Why did Lexus stop making the LFA?

For those that might not remember 2012, the Lexus LFA was a high end supercar from Lexus. Unfortunately, the Lexus LFA failed to secure sufficient interest from car buyers, which is why no more than 500 of these cars were ever made.

Can you still buy a Lexus LFA new?

Yes, you still can buy a brand new Lexus LFA if you live in America. Powered by that gorgeous 4.8-liter naturally aspirated V10, only 500 LFAs were built. Three LFAs were sold in 2019 and still in 2020, Lexus has 4 brand new LFAs waiting to find a new household under a new owner in America.

What replaced the LFA?

The plan was to use that model as the launching board for the successor of the LFA: the Lexus LC F.

Engine:	4.8-liter turbocharged V-10 engine
Top Speed:	203 mph
Curb Weight:	3,559 pounds (1,614 kilos)
Power-to-weight ratio (US tonne):	316
MSRP Price:	$375,000

Does Lexus make a supercar?

The Lexus LFA is arguably the greatest Japanese supercar ever made, and one of the best supercars period. Even 10 years on from its release, it’s an astonishingly brilliant machine that was way ahead of its time. Onto the V10 engine.

How many LFAs are there?

Only 500 total cars were made for worldwide markets, with only 20 produced each month with a base price of $375,000 (£340,000). Each car had to be custom ordered to the customer’s specifications.

Will Lexus bring back the IS F?

The IS500 appears to be the spiritual successor to the IS F but is called an F Sport Performance model this time around. The 2022 Lexus IS500 features a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V-8 with 472 horsepower.