Lexus IS Coupe-Cabriolet; IS500
Lexus wants the IS to really take on the 3-Series, so it will offer a full range of bodystyles. Besides the saloon launched in 2005, coupe-cabriolet versions will join the range mid-2007. A range-topping 450bhp 5.0 V8 is rumoured for the IS saloon, as is a V10 (a smaller version of that in the GT500, see below) to take on the M3. A hybrid is also expected. Estates are unlikely in RHD form this time round.
Lexus GT500
This P280 production version of the LF-A concept supercar shown in Detroit 2005 will showcase Toyota's F1 technology. Lexus promises that it will be good for 200mph and is set to rival the 911 Turbo, DB9 and F430. Shorter than a 911, but with longer wheelbase, expect some practicality from this supercar as well. Now said to have a 5.0-litre, 500bhp V10 engine, coupe and roadster versions with pop-out targa roof/detachable hard top have been seen testing. This car is probably one and the same as the so-called Toyota TXS/Volca (see below), though if the latter happens as well, it'd have smaller engines. An official unveiling is expected in late 2007, though sales may not start till 2008.
Lexus wants the IS to really take on the 3-Series, so it will offer a full range of bodystyles. Besides the saloon launched in 2005, coupe-cabriolet versions will join the range mid-2007. A range-topping 450bhp 5.0 V8 is rumoured for the IS saloon, as is a V10 (a smaller version of that in the GT500, see below) to take on the M3. A hybrid is also expected. Estates are unlikely in RHD form this time round.
Lexus GT500
This P280 production version of the LF-A concept supercar shown in Detroit 2005 will showcase Toyota's F1 technology. Lexus promises that it will be good for 200mph and is set to rival the 911 Turbo, DB9 and F430. Shorter than a 911, but with longer wheelbase, expect some practicality from this supercar as well. Now said to have a 5.0-litre, 500bhp V10 engine, coupe and roadster versions with pop-out targa roof/detachable hard top have been seen testing. This car is probably one and the same as the so-called Toyota TXS/Volca (see below), though if the latter happens as well, it'd have smaller engines. An official unveiling is expected in late 2007, though sales may not start till 2008.
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