Lexus LF-A Interior video
 

Do want.

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No thanks. A lot of smoke and mirrors for not that much punch in comparison to a real classic:

2010 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 - Specifications, Pictures, Prices

Im sorry, Im a Chevy fan, and even I can recognize a car that is going to make the ZR1 look like a joke at the track...

We'll see once it gets out there. I have a feeling that this car is not going to live up to its hype.

Interior vid please? LOL.

My impression: Want to look like a GTR and copied Audi R8 rear.

I rather eat that lexus with a Viper ACR for half the price thank you:tiphat:

which is the only dodge I would ever own...

I still think its overpriced....hate to burst toyota's bubble....but why get back into supercars when you have abandon all of your famous sports cars for....ewww...prius, fat camary's, ridiculous scions, and tacoma's that are almost at the same price as a tundra. Hell, a MKV supra would prob. do better when sold at a reasonable price for a n/a then up the ante with a TT at the same price range as the GTR.....but no we will have to settle for a toybaru....wait does toyota still do F1?

speaking of vipers: Cars for Sale: 2001 Dodge Viper GTS in Missouri City, TX 77489: Coupe Details - 270077673 - AutoTrader.com

or dis one: http://www.autotrader.com/dealers/dd...ler_id=8701969

ain't no ACR...but man its as cheap as a fully loaded 370z :roflpuke2:

Hey that dealership is here in Houston I talked to them when looking for my mustang! :tup:

Gotta have some track times before you can make that claim :)

Even if you could eat the Lexus with a Viper ACR it is a totally different vehicle. The Lexus will have amazing track times with the driver coddled in the lap of luxury. It's like saying a full race 370Z is as fast as a Mercedes SL. Sure it is, but it won't be nearly as comfortable.

400000 dollars and no push button ignition? epic fail!

:iagree: cmon even the old s2k has one....

IMO they need to move the shift indicator up higher into the field of vision without having to look down at the side of the steering wheel.