The Lexus LFA is a supercar built by Lexus that began development in early 2000, but didn’t enter production until 2010. The final product was sold for 2 years and a total of 500 units were built. The engine is a 552 horsepower even firing V10 that produces 354 lb-ft of torque. The transmission is a six-speed manual. The LFA’s frame is made of a carbon fiber-reinforced polymer center monocoque with aluminium front and rear subframes. The body features sharp edges and cutoff for improved aerodynamic performance. The LFA’s wing is speed sensitive and deploys at speeds over 80 mph. Inside the LFA uses carbon fiber, leather, and metallic surfaces, giving it a unique look and feel. The instrument display uses a TFT speedometer with color-changing background, size changing numbers, and side-appearing submenus.