Lexus LF-A (2005)
Concept car · 2005 · Combustion
The supercar study that became the LFA
The LF-A (Lexus Future-Advance) was a two-seat supercar concept first shown at the 2005 Detroit Auto Show as a design study. It promised more than 500 horsepower from under five liters and a top speed near 200 mph, blending exotic performance with Lexus refinement. After years of development it evolved into the production LFA.
Key facts
- Concept name: Lexus Future-Advance
- Layout: Two-seat sports car
- Power: More than 500 hp from under 5 liters
- Legacy: Led to the production Lexus LFA
Production
- Status: Reached production
- The LF-A concept previewed the production Lexus LFA supercar, built in a 500-unit run from 2010 to 2012.
- Revealed at Detroit Auto Show 2005
Source: Wikipedia