Is the GR GT the true LFA successor?
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21 responses to “Is the GR GT the true LFA successor?”
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I talk about the Lexus version on that car (Not the GRGT version)
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I wish Toyota developed the Non-electric/ Hybrid for new Lexus LFA or change the name to something else…😢 Because using that LFA nameplate kinda destroy legendary car of the name LFA..
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That’s art in any period/gear heads mind
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Well it looks promising, hope the interior is the same
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Look! It’s Toyota’s new Supra! Without design input from Yamaha, Subaru or BMW.
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what about this makes you think “supra” beyond it being the most common model people go to for toyota lmao it’s not an i6/v6 successor platform, the entire chassis is wildly different, the suspension isn’t remotely close, the body shape is far longer, engine placement is far different, among countless other things. it’s a completely different car in every aspect
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It’s mercedes SLS competitor
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So crisp and clean
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How much? Will it be cheaper than the competition?
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Hopefully Toyota builds a legend instead of chasing one! 🔥
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The LFA doesn’t have to have a successor. It’s a legend on it’s own and every try to make a successor will fail😂😂😂
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Nope. LFA was a NA V-10 with an inimitable sound
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If that’s what they going to give us I will have it on the spot
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Not for that price so many better options out there
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Funny how it looks very minimal underneath but when it’s the body and car together it’s a bunch of stuff
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Would you take a Seiko over a Rolex?
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Nothing will beat that v10 engine
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Good Toyota good l love this car
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I would definetly choose a german car over any other country car brands,so no i would not choose this over the GT3 RS
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Woooow! Beautiful!
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