Why Toyota/Lexus so based?

It took them only a mere 8-9 years to develop a definitive exotic supercar that surpassed established big names from every European leading figure with a century of tradition in the field instantly and effortlessly

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It actually got BTFO by the Ferrari 599 GTO. The LFA is shit. Especially compared to the EcoBoost GT.

That's basically the only good thing they've done though. This pos got its ass handed to it by pretty much everything else in its class.

Well, you got toyota corolla reliability wrapped in a nice RWD package so that's something eh?

Yeah but you have to realize that was their first go at competing with M, AMG, RS, etc. Their third-gen IS350 F-Sport is fantastic, even compared to the new 340i. The engine doesn't pull as hard, but the rest of the car as a package is much better. If you don't believe me, go and test drive one back to back with the 340i.

I've only read one head to head between those two cars. The LFA won, narrowly.
So neither BTFO, nor shit.

I'm hoping the ft1 will be good.

>Comparing a Naturally aspirated V10 to a shitty V6 Ecoboost
>LFA still won

>it's not a hardcrore track machine and it was 0.1 seconds slower round my favourite meme track so it's a pos
spoken like a true busrider.
when it's your own money it's different.

I'm convinced people like you just lease cars to drive them 5 miles a day or just don't drive at all.