Nat Geo MegaFactories - Lexus LFA

#Lexus #LFA #NationalGeographic

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[lemon]

There was a guy that had one local from. As a car enthusiasts, it always caught my eye seeing it drove around. One night after work, luckily, I was next to him at a red light but i was in the turning lane. I roll my windows all the way down and the dude took off!! Like launch it from a dead stop and man, that was the sexiest sound i ever heard from a car. Talk about eargasim. This was like 10 years ago lol

[bradchoi]

The thing that struck me was the comment by the factory manager (the baseball guy) when he said that their goal is to please their customers. Compaer that to. other supercar makers, where the goal is to make a car that is the ultimate performer. Customer focus vs. Glory focus. THAT to me is what makes this car so special.

[A-Bdragonfly]

I bought one in 2011 … got it for less then $300, 000 (got a second mortgage) 😂😂in Dallas Texas … the salesman at the time had no idea what this car really was … it was definitely missed understood… only used to go to car shows.. must people had no idea what it was…. A few did …I sold it for 4 times as much as what I paid …. It was the best investment ever made

[ToyotaLife]

When the LFA first came out, I was in complete astonishment Toyota & Lexus dropped such an incredible vehicle.

[ericmin]

It is incredible what people can do when money no longer becomes an object. The LFA, along with other legends like the McLaren F1, will always have a special place in my heart, since it's a true passion project overseen by people with genuine passion and love for engineering, not money. As an engineering student I really appreciate and value that

[danieloceans]

Wow, I didn’t know this car was such a masterpiece. All the extra love that went in it.

[kienfung]

One of the best engine sound of all time!

[trombulan]

It may not be the fastest supercar out there but the build quality, attention to detail and it's unique engine is above all other auto giants in it's category.

[adwaithrajesh]

Missing those days when natgeo made gems like these..

[OsborneCox..]

Fast forward to 2025 and LFA’s are approaching $1, 000, 000.00.

The sky is the limit for the greatest naturally aspirated engine ever produced.

[Hurpdurpdipidydoo]

The attention to detail and perfection involved in making this car will only make its value go up over time

[KingChadKennedy]

This car cost 750K to build and was sold for 325K when it was on showroom floors each car lost 425K , but atleast it's getting it's recognition it deserves now

[larkt]

Kudos too Lexus & Yamaha .. the sound of this car will always be the quintessential…. It’s a Work of pure art ❤

[antonnio]

is not the fastest car in the planet, but is the most perfect assembled car in the history of the world.

[biodigital_jaz]

Best choice they ever made was to collaborate with Yamaha....best sounding production car engine EVER!

[inlasttonowhere]

500 limited editions... LFA = legend.... Great episode. Thank you NatGeo & Lexus❤

[Nitinisonline]

Lexus Proves That Profit Is Not Every Brands Priority Some Brands Just Want To Make Masterpiece ❤Lfa

[AriiEDM]

i still remember watching this when i was a kid on tv

[Hurpdurpdipidydoo]

The Japanese society are an example of dignity and respect, the world should learn from their values.

[ArunKumar-pjcr]

One of the best sounding car ever made✨🔥 work of art🙌🗿