The Lexus LFA stands alone in the Japanese supercar market. Here is what makes it so special, expensive, and collectible ...

The LFA is making a comeback as a low-slung, fully electric supercar. Lexus unveiled the new LFA Concept on Friday, calling it a next-generation battery-electric (BEV) sports car. Lexus said the LFA ...

Yamaha collaborated with Lexus to create the LFA's legendary V10 engine sound, resulting in one of Japan's greatest supercars ...

Lexus revealed the LFA Concept—formerly known as the Sport Concept—which previews a production car that'll reprise the brand's famous supercar nameplate. Although the new LFA was hiding in plain sight ...

The Lexus LFA is a little bit of a hard car to pin down. It had an absolutely glorious naturally aspirated 4.8-liter V10 that made 552 horsepower and revved to 9,500 RPM, but even at the time, it didn ...

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 ...

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 ...

A Lexus supercar born out of GT3 racing would make the perfect halo model. The Lexus LFA was not long for this world, but it showcased the brand’s ability to create a true halo high-performance ...

The Lexus LFA is returning not as a throwback V10 halo car, but as a fully electric twin to Toyota’s new GR GT, sharing its core structure while pushing Lexus deeper into battery-powered performance.

Lexus’ Sport Concept fueled hopes for an LFA successor, but reports from Japan suggest the road car faces delays while the GT3 stays on track. The Lexus Sport Concept’s arrival at the Monterey Car ...