In a very short production life of exactly two years, the Lexus LFA managed to cement itself in the pantheon of the world’s greatest supercars. As the only model from Toyota’s luxury brand to ...

The LFA was a limited-run supercar made by Lexus several years ago. Here is what LFA stands for and what happened to that ...

We got behind the wheel of the Japanese luxury automaker’s flagship sports car to shed light on how it performs in the real ...

With no one buying this pricey supercar, Lexus decided to discontinue the best car they ever made. In fact, Lexus sold three brand-new LFA models in 2019, some seven years after it went out of ...

Toyota’s next-generation GT3 racer looks set for its long-awaited launch later this year ahead of an anticipated race debut ...

Toyota, and its performance division Gazoo Racing, are looking at reviving the legendary Celica and MR2 names, and is preparing a new flagship model that will act as a successor to the Lexus LFA.

Only three cars produced by Toyota in its 87-year history were given the "no-expenses-barred" certification: Japan's first supercar, the 1960s Toyota 2000GT, the first Lexus flagship, the 1990s ...