There is, at long last, a new Lexus LFA. It's technically called the "LFA Concept," but to be realistic, no one will call it ...

The 2011 Lexus LFA arrived as a limited-run supercar, but its real legacy lives in people’s ears rather than on spec sheets.

Almost ready to celebrate a decade since the final Lexus LFA was produced in December 2012, the two-seat, driver-oriented sports car from a luxury-focused Japanese automaker does have a minor cult ...

Lexus revealed and confirmed its Sports Coupe Concept is actually the LFA Concept, previewing what will become an ...

Most drag races are all about the finish. Sure, watching the launch can be interesting too, and sometimes even the race itself can provide some thrills if there's a spectacular comeback, but if you ...

If you're a millionaire, nepo baby, or sugar baby, you just happen to have a few million lying around and you love to actually drive the high-end cars you own, I need you to stop what you're doing and ...

Lexus limited production to only 500 units worldwide, with each unit built by hand for unmatched attention to detail. The LFA was also a technological marvel, featuring a naturally aspirated V10 ...

The Lexus LFA and Porsche Carrera GT are frequently mentioned among the best-sounding production cars ever conceived but which actually sounds better? This video put together by Supercar Driver ...

The champagne glass has been with Lexus since the beginning. Back in 1989, Lexus launched the LS luxury sedan by revving the car’s engine while a pyramid of champagne glasses sat atop the hood – ...

Back in 2005, Lexus debuted its LFA Concept at the North American International Auto Show with great fanfare. When it was finally released for model year 2011, it was a hand-built beauty with an ...