There are still 12 Lexus LFA unsold

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Germain Goyer

Wednesday, August 2, 2017 15:29

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In the United States, 12 copies of the supercar from Lexus, the LFA, are still unsold.

Given that the end of marketing dates back to 2012, it is assumed that the dust begins to accumulate on the cars in the showrooms. In reality, this is not exactly what it is.

We learned on Autoblog that, according to a manager at
Toyota 12 Lexus LFA would be shown as “unsold” in the inventory of u.s. dealers.

It would not be errors in the inventory, but rather of dealer that would have kept. In other words, these 12 cars are unsold because the dealerships wanted well. They have without a doubt been preserved in order to speculate and resell in exchange of a huge pot. In short, if you want, you will have to pay as much.

With only 500 copies produced, its rarity is not debatable.

For the uninitiated, the Lexus LFA is the result of a succession of prototypes developed from the year 2000. Its V10 engine of 4.8 L develops no less than 560 horsepower and 354 pounds-feet, which allows it to reach a maximum speed of 326 km/h.

See below the Lexus LFA complete a lap of the Nürburgring in 7 minutes and 14 seconds, which was a record.