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Lexus USA’s Latest LFA Shipment

Posted by Kevin on February 18th, 2011

Like The Octane Report, Autoblog also witnessed the lastest shipment of Lexus LFAs arriving in the USA, and has put together an exceptionally detailed step-by-step of the process, along with this video:

As you can tell from the first photo, three LFAs have arrived: the Pearl Blue we saw yesterday, plus another Black and White one (which very well may be Paris Hilton’s). Here’s a photo of each:

017 Pearl Blue LFA

Black Lexus LFA

White Lexus LFA

Autoblog really went all out with their coverage, and did a fantastic job. Highly recomend checking out the article.

[Source: Autoblog]

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    Wunko
  • February 18, 2011
Nice colors! I like the picture of the three together.
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    Mike DeLorca
  • February 18, 2011
I have alwasys said each and every color is outstanding and this photo exemplifies just that----the customization of inner colors and brake calipers gives it that tweek to make each his own style----this is what Lexus needs to offer on all models. LUV it !
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    Evn
  • February 18, 2011
Hey Krew, considering you had the opportunity to experience creating your own LFA. Are those little spoilers above the tail-lights optional add-ons? Most of the LFA's we've seen thus far don't have them. Oh and that blue LFA is beautiful.
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@Evn: Yeah. They're optional extras. I prefer the LFA without them.
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My choice is the white one it is really having a great design and there is a lot of muscle power looks if you see it with a really deep eyes.8-)
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    FastPeter
  • February 19, 2011
The blue and black one doesn't have those wings above the rear lights.
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    Getzman
  • February 19, 2011
Those little winglets above the rear lights are they fixed or do they move like the main rear spoiler?
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    Justin
  • February 24, 2011
The blue one is here at my dealership in Houston, TX now. It belongs to the man who's name is on the building

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