Brown Stone Lexus LFA Is a Real One-of-One
Only one Lexus LFA sports Brown Stone paint, and now it's up for sale.
One Is the Loneliest
The Lexus LFA is inherently a rare car, with just 500 examples produced in its entire existence. And yet, there are some examples of Lexus' amazing V10-powered supercar that are rarer than others. But as they say, one is the loneliest number, and that's exactly how many LFAs are sporting Brown Stone paint. And if that kind of thing suits your fancy, this car is also up for sale at Marshall Goldman.
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Interesting Choice
It makes sense that not too many folks would want a brown LFA, given the fact that the hue hasn't been popular for quite some time now. But this particular shade is pretty cool to look at. It's supremely dark and quite shiny in the dealer photos, and we imagine it would look even better in the sun.
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Common Features
Other than the unique paint, this LFA is, well, just like any other LFA. If we can call one of the world's favorite supercars anything related to the word "common." That means 20-inch silver forged wheels, red brake calipers, carbon-ceramic disc brakes, and a whole lotta style.
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Perfect Match
The cabin perfectly matches the unique exterior with tan upholstery with black and brown two-tone accents, including the stitching. The leather covers a good portion of the interior, including the center console, lower portion of the dash, and sides of the steering wheel for a premium look.
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Complementary Trim
There are a plethora of aluminum and carbon fiber accents to be found inside as well, as well as some metallic trim. And those interested will note the car's plaque, which notates that this was number 225 out of 500 LFAs produced.
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Pleasant Screaming
Powering this and all LFAs is one of the greatest engines ever conceived - a naturally-aspirated 4.8-liter V10 that produces 552 horsepower and 354 pound-feet of torque. Peak power comes in at 8,700 rpm, at which point it also sounds better than just about anything on the road.
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Perfect Match
Perhaps surprisingly, the seller of this one-off LFA isn't asking the moon for it, but rather just over $575,000. That's still a lot of coin, but if you're looking for a truly unique example of Lexus' beloved supercar, it's probably a perfect match.
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