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Lexus Reveals RC Coupe, LF-NX Concept
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Published: November 4th, 2013
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Two of the newest Lexus products got an early reveal prior to their Tokyo Motor Show debut. The Lexus RC (above) is a coupe version of the new IS, with the IS350’s 3.5L V6 carrying over. World markets will get a hybrid version, dubbed the RC300h. Also debuting is the LF-NX concept, expected to preview a sub-RX sized crossover.
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After the rumors of Toyota and BMW teaming up for sports car development, I was hoping the new Lexus coupe would have the 430hp turbo I6 in the 2014 M3/M4. It would be the closest thing to a proper Supra successor. V6 = lame. The new Lexus grille looks terrible in Internet pictures but I actually like it in person.
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