Here we have it, the first Lexus LFA to be involved in a car crash. The members of ClubLexus brought this to our attention, where the accident occured in Orlando on October 8th last year. Looks like a common traffic accident to us, since both the front and rear bumper were severely damaged. After the crash, the Lexus LFA was put up for sale at Expo Motor Cars in Houston, Texas. It finally sold this month on January 3rd with only 635 miles on the odometer.
With the New York Auto Show coming to an end, Lexus decided to reveal their latest Fox Marketing CT200h hybrid project in the Big Apple for all Americans to see. It features a bespoke wide body kit with custom fascias, new side skirts, and a stunning rear diffuser to distribute the air. What really caught the car tuning enthusiasts attention is the Carizzma Cinnamon paint job, tinted headlights, and 20-inch alloy rims. Under the hood, Fox Marketing hooked it up with an Eaton supercharger to boost the 1.8-liter engine, a Climax Racing intake manifold allows more air to enter, and a larger intercooler keeps the temperature in check.
Wald has released these pictures of the Lexus LX570 Sports Line Black Bison Edition which falls under the Black Bison line of the companies tuning kits. Previously, the tuners had created a styling kit for the Toyota 200 Land Cruiser, and it was a hit, so they tried to do the same for the Lexus LX570. A problem with this project is that Lexus doesn’t sell this model in Japan, so Wald shipped one over from the United States to begin the build. The Lexus luxury SUV now features a new complete body kit with LED daytime running lights, and a custom exhaust for the 5.7-liter powerplant. The wheels you see here are Wald’s very own MAHORA M13 measuring 24-inches and finished in a black polish with black alumite to round out the package.
These pictures of the transparent Lexus LFA have been around for a while, but are a must see if you haven’t come across them yet. This project was constructed by Scu Fujimoto, a famous Japanese architect, and was first showcased at the Milan Design Week. It’s a completely unique and stunning tuning job performed by the guys, which features some great details and timely work to clone the Lexus LFA with all clear acrylic parts. Since the Lexus LFA is now see through, the seats, instrument panel, engine, suspension, and axles are all easily visible. Lexus stated that the project was constructed from transparent acrylic boards, which have all been sanded and polished to get a clear look.
The Japanese top car tuning company Wald International, has released these pictures of the Lexus LS600h, which was inducted into their Black Bison Series line of cars. A year ago, Wald introduced a standard styling package for the face-lifted Lexus LS460, and due to high customer demand they have manufactured this LS600h kit. The luxury hybrid car received many mods, including a front bumper fascia with vertical daytime running lights, blacked-out grill, fenders with new vents, side skirts, roof spoiler, deck lid spoiler, and rear bumper fascia with diffuser installed. Under the new diffuser you will notice stacked elliptical tips very similar to the ones found on the Lexus IS-F.
