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Although it’s a true V10 supercar, some might consider the Lexus LFA a bit dull, thinking that a more extreme design would have fitted it better. But that can be somehow fixed with the help of aftermarket wrapping jobs and if you really look to attract attention, chrome is what you’re looking for.
If you’re wondering how an LFA would look wrapped in shiny 100 percent reflective wraps, look no further. Somebody already thought about it and there is at least one out of the total 500 units wrapped in chrome. And it’s also for sale.
All you need is just a bit over 1 million Euros (some $1,428,000 at current exchange rates) to get it straight from a dealership in Germany. Blimey, but how is it possible to charge that much dough for a used vehicle? Well, it only did around 800 km, so it’s basically brand new. Add the spotless wrapping job and the price seems legit.
The LFA is loaded with pretty much everything you would like in a car and it also comes with a full service history. Not that there might have been any to be serviced in 800 km, but it’s good to know.
Underneath the chrome wrap, the LFA is finished in its stock black metallic paint, while the fully leather trimmed interior comes in a red and black classic combination. Powering the beast is a 4.8-liter V10 making 560 hp and because it weighs just a bit over 1,400 kg (3,086 lbs), naught to 60 mph (96 km/h) is done in only 3.6 seconds.
All you need is just a bit over 1 million Euros (some $1,428,000 at current exchange rates) to get it straight from a dealership in Germany. Blimey, but how is it possible to charge that much dough for a used vehicle? Well, it only did around 800 km, so it’s basically brand new. Add the spotless wrapping job and the price seems legit.
The LFA is loaded with pretty much everything you would like in a car and it also comes with a full service history. Not that there might have been any to be serviced in 800 km, but it’s good to know.
Underneath the chrome wrap, the LFA is finished in its stock black metallic paint, while the fully leather trimmed interior comes in a red and black classic combination. Powering the beast is a 4.8-liter V10 making 560 hp and because it weighs just a bit over 1,400 kg (3,086 lbs), naught to 60 mph (96 km/h) is done in only 3.6 seconds.
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