2012 Lexus LFA

First unveiled at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, the Lexus LFA set a new benchmark for supercars in the 2010s with its innovative design and engineering prowess. Its low, wide stance and fluid lines instantly distinguished it from competitors, but what truly captivated enthusiasts was the unmistakable roar of its Yamaha-tuned 4.8-liter V10. The sound, often compared to a Formula 1 car, became central to the LFA’s identity.

Beyond the visceral soundtrack, the LFA’s advanced aerodynamics produced over 500 pounds of downforce, ensuring remarkable stability and efficiency at high speeds. Its carbon fiber-reinforced polymer body—a pioneering feature at the time—enhanced both performance and aesthetics, with the Red color showcasing its sleek, futuristic appeal.

Inside, the LFA’s driver-centric cabin exuded luxury without sacrificing function. Every detail, from the precision of the controls to the high-quality materials, reflected Lexus’ dedication to craftsmanship.

By the time production ended in 2012, the LFA had earned critical acclaim, solidifying Lexus as a serious contender in the supercar world. Its blend of cutting-edge technology, breathtaking design, and unmatched performance continues to inspire awe in the automotive community.

This Absolutely Red example features a cream interior and has only 120 miles.