Most of all though, Toyota brought out a Rocket Bunny RC F and the all new GS F. We can’t wait to get our hands on that car as soon as it’s ready to go! Take a stroll through the gallery below if you missed the show.
By: Jonathon Klein | February 17, 2015
Adam Carolla has great taste in cars. And I’ve heard that in person, he’s a nice guy. Personally, I think he looks painfully uncomfortable on camera and that his humor is mean-spirited, so maybe I’m not the best person to judge this video.
By: John Coyle | February 11, 2015
As we learned last week, the Dubai police for has added an RC F to its—I struggle for superlatives here— preposterously awesome fleet of official police iron. Unfortunately, the new Lexus sports coupe doesn’t make a cameo in this clip showcasing some of the rides.
By: John Coyle | February 10, 2015
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen the two coupes compared—but that doesn’t make this clip any less entertaining. Compared to the Lexus, the BMW looks like a real handful, as it seem like it spends half its time on screen pitched completely sideways.
By: John Coyle | February 9, 2015
For instance, the RC F is one of the hottest selling cars on the planet right now. For Japan alone, the RC F and its baby brother the RC 350 are sold out for the next two years. A fairly strong point when you consider it’s built there. However, that pent up demand hasn’t stopped […] More »
By: Jonathon Klein | February 9, 2015
Breaking news, it’s not. But the lads at Car Throttle have just posted a new video starring the RC F, and it features a nice respectable burnout, plenty of 5.0L V8 engine noise, a brief cameo by a certain V10 supercar, and lots of glamour shots of the new Lexus sports coupe. It’s worth watching.
By: John Coyle | February 5, 2015
The remote-controlled RC F might be a tiny—but the car control demonstrated in the “Play Time” video LexusVehicles released yesterday is immense. Where does the operator even stand to get the perspective needed to judge these microscopic tolerances? I think it’s time for a behind-the-scenes video, not to mention a GoPro.
By: John Coyle | January 30, 2015
