Thats nice, but not true at all. Toyota has had many years of experience building sports cars and what they don't know they'll copy. A first Lexus sports car is all in name only, its Toyota who designed and builds the car, with a dollop of Lexus marketing thrown in so it can be sold for a premium price. The LFA could have been the next Supra if they wanted volume/lower prices.
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You're right, Toyota did have many years of experience building sports cars. Sports cars developed as competition for Preludes/Eclipses (Celica), and as competition for STis/Skylines (Supra). Not supercars. Toyota never ventured out here before. That takes balls. And with a name like Toyota/Lexus, they would have an extra-hard time convincing people it's a good car - just look at the comments here!!
The thing that killed the LF-A is the price, mostly caused by the limited production run.

