This is what happens when women with a peculiar attraction to seafood and automobiles bring out the sushi knife and the tuna.
Clockwise from top: Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Fiat (slanted logo in use between 1968 and 2000), Audi (on bottom), Toyota, Mitsubishi, Subaru.
Photo Credit: Eva Mercz
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Toyota has announced they need to recall about 214,500 2006-2008 GS300/350, IS250/350 and LS460/460L sedans over potentially faulty fuel delivery pipes.
The Japanese automaker is working with the NHTSA on the US recall, which centers around fuel pipes that can corrode, eventually resulting in a leak. The problem reportedly stems from certain ethanol fuels with low moisture content that can lead to rust, occasionally (but not always) triggering a dashboard indicator lamp indicating a system malfunction.
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First off, let me apologize to Batman for ever inferring that he would drive such a vehicle. We all know the Dark Knight drives only the best, most badass cars on the planet. Sorry Toyota, but this ain’t it. From the mind of Jon Rådbrink, the Lexus Nuaero Concept car does look incredibly fast and futuristic; but then again a Toyota that doesn’t have room for a fake front air intake on the hood or exhaust cans in the back just isn’t right.
But to be fair, this Nuaero Concept isn’t a complete wash. As mandatory for any cool car, it does look good in black, it also is lightweight, and is loaded with technology, too.
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A late night shakedown run just ahead of the start of the Nürburgring 24H race ended with Toyota having with one damaged Lexus LF-A. Of course no official reason was given for the accident, but while the team was dealing with the aftermath of busted front bits and torn up tails, the sneaky spies at KGP got down to work. The sleuthy photographers snapped off some clear-as-day spy shots of the V10 engine, stripped down interior, suspension, carbon fiber under body tray and some very C2 Corvette-like door handles. Of course, this being a supposed super race car all we can do point and laugh at the car’s lap times.
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When Lexus announced they would be launching the ‘F’ brand to compete with the Legendary BMW M-Division and Mercedes-Benz’s AMG, quite a few folks in the industry had a good laugh. Mainly because when you hear “performance driving”, Lexus is one of the last companies that pops up into mind.
However, striving to prove that Lexus can indeed make a stand in the high-performance segment, Lexus has announced dates and pricing for their very own Lexus Performance Driving Academy; and pricing is pretty reasonable for what you get to drive.
With an option of 2 different packages, including the Lexus Performance Driving Academy and the Lexus Performance Driving Academy Ultimate, pricing runs from $0 up to $295. That’s right, the first package offers two hours of driving experience with such models as the IS 250, IS 350, GS 460, GS 450h and a ride in the new IS-F for FREE. While the second package offers a half-day exclusive on-track driving experience with you in control of the new Lexus IS-F.
Spaces are limited, so head on over to the tasteoflexus.com to signup while you still can!
Representatives from AutoAlerts.com will be present so stayed tune for a full review this coming weekend!
