In doing this 2012 Lexus LFA review, we realized that this Japanese supercar is hand-built and has been worked on for more than a decade. It speaks to engineering as well as design and speed that are second to none. Lexus will be producing only five hundred of these vehicles and only a mere hundred and seventy one will be sent to the United States of America. This Lexus will be very exclusive as well as well crafted. The great attention that has been paid to details is seen in its look and felt in the way it drives as well.
The 2012 Lexus LFA is built for purpose, with its race engine that is F1 inspired and produces hp of 552 and has a speed of two hundred and two miles per hour. It handles phenomenally, has remarkable braking with it carbon ceramic brakes and is solid in its feel considering its weight and size. This two passenger coupe comes with a full carbon chassis, as well as aluminium body parts, and an exhaust note that is very distinct. Stylistically, it is not really to our liking, as it is not really pretty to look at. However, with a performance like this vehicle has, one can and does surely overlook its robot-like looks.
The engine of the 2012 Lexus LFA comprises of a dry sump oil system, a radiator system that is mounted to the rear and with the water is sent along the rocker panels right of the radiator which is also mounted to the right, and then across the rear to another radiator, and then forward to the water reservoir. It is then sent through to the engine so it can be cooled.
While this sized car with its high propensity for speed is great for zipping around, but its size does not really allow for a lot of space to carry around suitcases or golf clubs. Those who purchase this car do not see this as a negative though, since they would have bought the car more for its speed than for its size.
There is a four year warranty on this vehicle. It actually gives a fifty thousand miles bumper to bumper warranty, a 6 year seventy thousand mile power-train warranty, a 6 year corrosion warranty that has no limits on miles, as well as a four year roadside assistance warranty that comes with unlimited miles.
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