The $375,000 Lexus LFA has a 4.8liter V-10, 552HP engine, does 0-62mph in 3.7 seconds with a topspeed of 202mph. (325km/h)

Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda told reporters the model is a limited production offering, and only 500 of them will be produced and sold worldwide from December 2010 through December 2012.

Designed by Lexus, the 2WD bicycle features a carbon fiber body and a carbon fiber battery cover.

The  system uses a smaller electric motor on the front wheel and carries a pedal assist motor at the crank.

I thought the Lexus LF-A Crystallised Wind looked awesome before, but this spectacular image from the ongoing Tokyo Motor Show takes "awesome" to a completely new level. The I shouldn't have popped those pills this morning level. Without the lights:

With light

 It doesn't look too shabby either. The Lexus LF-A Crystallised Wind was made of acrylic glass for the Milan Design Week exhibition, back in April at Milan's Museo della Permanente art gallery

Visibly inspired by Batman, this distinctive Batmobile comes from Sweden and it almost looks like the original 1989 Batmobile.

This replica of the Batmobile was built using a 1973 Lincoln Continental that took three and a half years to bring this stunner to life. While the fun element looks more dominant from the outside, getting to know that the replica is packed with gadgets and has built in satellite navigation, voice recognition, machine guns, reversing cameras, a DVD player, a plasma TV and even height adjustable bodywork, it just distances itself from the very popular campy Batman.......it has almost everything that  I would die for hehe ..

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Toyota unveiled  a new lightweight, sporty concept car inspired by an iconic Supra coupe from the 1980s, saying its vision of the future was both mean and green.

With a low centre of gravity and a special two-litre boxer engine developed by partner Subaru, the rear-wheel drive FT-86 is said to handle like a race car but with less damage to the environment.


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