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The 2014 Geneva Motor Show will held the Lexus RC F Sport’s unveiling event next week, an enhanced version of the RC coupe model introduced in Tokyo last year. However, the luxury automaker decided to cut the chase and gave away a bunch of photos showing the new F Sport model today.
As with the previous models that received the enhancements package, the RC F Sport comes with both dynamic and visual changes.
The exterior gets an exclusive version of the spindle grille, almost the same with the one on the performance RC F, new 19-inch aluminum multi-spoke rims featuring a machine finish and dark metallic paint. Speaking of paint, the RC F Sport will be available in colors including the F Sport-only White Nova Glass Flake and newly developed orange or blue shades.
Stepping in the modern-crafted interior, you’ll notice the new Dark Rose theme that will be available only for the F Sport version, as well as an LFA-inspired instrument cluster with movable center dial and perforated leather wrapped steering wheel and gear knob.
Driving performance has also been enhanced by the means of a custom-tuned suspension which employs an AVS system that optimally controls the attenuation force of the shock absorbers to increase riding comfort and stability. Speed, steering and other parameters are monitored by Lexus Dynamic Handling (LDH) system that optimizes the wheels’ turning angles, also increasing stability and agility in corners.
The F Sport package is shown on the RC 350 model here, but as with previous nameplates it might be available on the RC 300h as well. Keep your browser pointing at us for more details from the RC F Sport unveil at Geneva next week.
The exterior gets an exclusive version of the spindle grille, almost the same with the one on the performance RC F, new 19-inch aluminum multi-spoke rims featuring a machine finish and dark metallic paint. Speaking of paint, the RC F Sport will be available in colors including the F Sport-only White Nova Glass Flake and newly developed orange or blue shades.
The F Sport package is shown on the RC 350 model here, but as with previous nameplates it might be available on the RC 300h as well. Keep your browser pointing at us for more details from the RC F Sport unveil at Geneva next week.
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