Two Lexus LFA V10 Supercars Will Sell For Millions

Finished in a striking orange hue, the Nurburgring package added a front spoiler, front canards, and a fixed rear wing, all made out of carbon fiber, while its suspension has been revised from the factory. It also comes with 20-inch lightweight BBS alloy wheels and a fresh set of Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires installed in 2022. The bright-colored sports car has a relatively tame interior, with black Alcantara upholstery and a plaque that says “LFA 349” – its position in the production series.

A Lexus V10 engine powers both LFAs – co-developed by Toyota and Yamaha – and can spin up to 9,000 rpm, one of the highest-revving engines in the market. The 4.8-liter 1LR-GUE power plant makes 552 horsepower and 354 lb-ft of torque; the orange LFA with the Nurburgring package has 10 extra horses for a maximum output of 562 hp.

Whether you’re gunning for the black or orange LFA, both will be taken off the online auction site in less than two weeks. However, the orange 2,100-mile LFA already has a $1,111,111 bid at this time, expected to go even higher.