Well, we did not expect this. In quail, motorsport gathered during the Monterrey week, Lexus dismantled the concept of its sporting concept. This is a preview of what we call LFRIt appears to be a mixture of LFA and LC500.
Lexus has not released any details of the car yet, but we must (and hope) to learn soon. We know it is a machine with a rear engine by the front engine with a double TURBO V-8, and it is likely that the rear transaxle gearbox. There will also be a Toyota version, but not in the US market, and it will make the car the basis for the next GT3 from Toyota.
There are all kinds of interesting details about this concept, such as exhaust tubes under the wing, and huge openings in the back that resemble those on LFA. It seems that large ventilation holes behind the windows can be used to cool the brakes and/O or Tranaxley, and it appears that there are four small fans in light of the high stop in the middle.
It is clear that there are some details of pure cars that may not reach production, but you can expect the road car look like this a lot. Lexus block a lot too. The concept of sport does not have an interior, and all Bridgestone slogans are shaved from the side walls of the tires. However, it is clear that this car will push its engine well behind the front axle, which gives credibility to the idea that this contains the rear transax.
Toyota and Lexus evaluated the old AMG GT R in the development of this car, because it is one of the best sports cars and race in the recent past. As I used the front installed, the rear transaxle layout.
We saw this car first in the name The Toyota Gr GT3 concept returns in 2022, This is a first look in the form of a Lexus version that is on the road.
In a statement, Lexus said, “(T) is gradually designed, focuses on the future, which focuses on the future, and refers forward forward for Lexus design. This car is characterized by an inspiring concept with a wide range of doors with low doors that mix dynamic and emotional elements in a vision of a sports car from the next generation.”
