Lexus LFR V8 supercar (LFA successor) spied testing in Japan
Lexus is engaged on a brand new supercar that’s stated to be the religious successor to the legendary Lexus LFA. Will probably be based mostly on the Lexus GT3, and the most recent spy pictures popping out of Japan verify the identical.
Dubbed the Lexus LFR, the brand new supercar was just lately noticed testing at a racetrack in Japan. Nonetheless in its prototype section, the automotive was wrapped in camouflage, however you may make out the general form, which appears to be like fairly just like the GT3.
The Lexus LFR has a protracted hood, a coupe-like roofline and a brief tail part. It has a fairly customary trapezoidal air dam on the entrance with slim LED headlamps, extractor vents on the entrance fenders and a set of ducts on the rear bumper. In case you look intently, the automotive additionally has a delicate ducktail.
Sadly, the LFA successor gained’t function the fantastic 4.8-liter V10 engine. As an alternative, the brand new mannequin is more likely to be powered by a twin-turbo V8 with an estimated output of round 650-800 hp.
The brand new Lexus LFR will probably be Japan’s reply to a few of the newest supercars from Europe. These embrace the upcoming Lamborghini Temerario, Mercedes-AMG GT, Aston Martin Vantage and the Ferrari 296 GTB.
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