The Classiest Lexus LFA Nurburgring Edition Can Be Yours For $1.1 Million

The Lexus LFA was, and still is, an extraordinary car that pushed the boundaries of automotive engineering in its time. As such, used LFAs have since become an appreciating asset as people began to recognize their value. Case in point is this gourgeous LFA Nurburgring Edition, which is currently listed for around 2.5 times its original MSRP.

The 2012 LFA is up for sale on PistonHeads, where it has a current asking price of £849,950 ($1,137,968 / €1,003,373) with 11,890 miles (19,135 km) on the odometer. The car is one of 500 LFAs ever produced, and one of just 64 equipped with the Nurburgring Package, which included carbon fiber aero, new suspension, lighter wheels, and an extra 10 horsepower from its sonorous V10 engine.

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The car kept its original paint color of white until 2019, at which point it was refinished in the deep green hue it currently wears today. “Emerald T”, as the unique color is called, is a deep green with a metallic gold flake, and it was achieved with TopazSkin, a removable hybrid of paint and paint protection film. Complementing it is a set of magnesium BBS wheels, which were standard issue on every LFA with the Nurburgring Package. Unlike the exterior, though, the interior was never changed, retaining the same black Alcantara upholstery and carbon-fiber trim from new.

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Finally, we get to this car’s masterpiece of an engine. At this point, we’ve all heard the superlatives, but we’ll list off a few of the highlights anyway. The 4.8L V10 was the size of a V8 and only weighed as much as a V6, revved so quickly to its atmospheric 9,000rpm redline that Lexus had to install a digital tachometer to keep up with it, and was acoustically tuned by Yamaha’s musical department to have what is considered the best sound of any production car to date.

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Nevertheless, it wasn’t just all intangible factors that made the engine so great, as it still made a sizeable 563 hp (571 PS / 420 kW) and 354 lb-ft (480 Nm) of torque that propelled the car to 60 mph (97 km/h) from a standstill in 3.6 seconds. Additionally, all the extra upgrades included with the Nurburgring Package allowed it to set a 7:14:64 lap time on the famous German racetrack.

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