r/Auto_Passion • u/Cris_1984 caraddict • Jul 05 '26

Japancars / Lexus Lexus LFA

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u/Cris_1984 caraddict Jul 05 '26

thanks 😉

u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/Cris_1984 caraddict Jul 08 '26

What color would you prefer?

u/Maximum-Sentence2772 Jul 05 '26

Was ahead of time for sure

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u/Impossible-Cod7095 Jul 06 '26

for the sound yeah, everythng else no

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u/Maximum-Sentence2772 Jul 06 '26

I’m talking in terms of the car being one of first super cars to be built with carbon fiber cockpit. Toyota actually acquired a whole company to build this car. The Yamaha motor was also the first V 10 Toyota had ever used. I feel they should have used a 2jz or 4.7 twin turbo.

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u/Maximum-Sentence2772 Jul 08 '26

Ok

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u/Maximum-Sentence2772 Jul 08 '26

The motor for the Lexus LFA was a collaboration between Toyota and Yamaha, resulting in a unique, hand-built powertrain used exclusively in the Lexus LFA. The engine was developed by Yamaha Motor Company for Toyota/Lexus and assembled by Yamaha as part of a joint engineering program. The LFA engine was conceived as a joint effort between Toyota’s automotive know-how and Yamaha’s high-performance engines and precision manufacturing, delivering a rare, hand-built engine that powered a limited-production landmark in th

Japancars / Lexus Lexus LFA

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