Spy Photos: Lexus LFA Plug In Hybrid
If there was one thing that people complained about when Lexus announced the 552-horsepower, V10 powered sports car was that at only $375,000, the Lexus LFA was simply too cheap. A complex system of batteries and sockets should help matters. Behold then, the Lexus LFA Plug-in Hybrid.
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With Porsche hard at work on the 918 Spyder Hybrid supercar and Toyota's knowledge of the sales power of the word 'Hybrid, it should come as no surprise that the luxury carmaker would focus its energy on hybridizing such a limited run, high profile vehicle. |
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