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Lexus LF-LC concept headed to production

Lexus LF-LC concept headed to production

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blogentry-114362-0-72159200-1405916970_thumb.jpgLexus' new RC coupe range will soon be joined by another shapely two-door - the luxury brand has officially confirmed that the LF-LC concept will enter into production in 2016.

 

Intended to slot above the RC as a niche-selling flagship, the production LF-LC will retain at least 90 percent of the concept's sleek styling, Lexus Europe vice president Alain Uyttenhoven said.

 

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"The production LF-LC will not be a huge volume [car] for Lexus, but it will bring huge emotion," said Uyttenhoven.

Technical details for the range-topping 2+2 coupe aren't available, but rumors have suggested it will ride on a shortened version of the LS sedan's rear-wheel-drive architecture. Speculative reports have suggested that anything from the RC F's naturally-aspirated V8 to hybridized V6 or V8 engines could make their way under the hood.

 

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It's unknown whether the LF-LC name will make to production, or whether a shortened LC moniker will be applied.

The LF-LC will be part of a Lexus growth plan that calls for a new model every year until 2020. After this year's debut of the NX compact crossover, the RC will follow in 2015, with the LF-LC set to launch in 2016.

 

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The side profile oozes sexiness but we can scrap the front grill. It is as ugly as it can possibly get.

 

Saw a comment elsewhere saying the front grill resembles the Predator.

 

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I might have to agree!

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Love the car and I'm glad it will be put into production, but I honestly died a bit inside after reading the title of this article. Toyota already has an unaffordable sports car and now they are adding another, where is my Supra?!!
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  On 7/22/2014 at 2:18 AM, BabyBlade said:

The side profile oozes sexiness but we can scrap the front grill. It is as ugly as it can possibly get.

 

Saw a comment elsewhere saying the front grill resembles the Predator.

 

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I might have to agree!

 

I think the spindle grille looks pretty ok in this model.

 

It works for some models and looks ridiculous for others, like the new NX

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  On 7/22/2014 at 4:39 AM, Kratoschumacher said:

 

I think the spindle grille looks pretty ok in this model.

 

It works for some models and looks ridiculous for others, like the new NX

 

The more I look at it, the more it shouts PREDATOR. Hahaha.

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I really like the shade of blue and this digital display looks sick!

Possible new autobot?

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  On 7/22/2014 at 2:18 AM, BabyBlade said:

The side profile oozes sexiness but we can scrap the front grill. It is as ugly as it can possibly get.

 

Saw a comment elsewhere saying the front grill resembles the Predator.

 

1405995446.jpg

 

I might have to agree!

 

It's almost as if that is exactly what their intention was for. Shakes head.

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