Geneva 2015: Lexus LF-SA Concept Arrives
This one might get blown away by the Robb Report all-stars at Geneva, but the Lexus LF-SA Concept shows what the automaker can do in the city.
The spindly, spikey city car seats four in its tiny frame, which comes to 135 inches in length, 66.9 inches in width, and 56.3 inches in height. Most of its interior layout is driver-focused, including a fixed driver’s seat and adjustable steering wheels and pedals, while the front passenger seat slides for access to the rear seats.
Outside, the LF-SA Concept’s “Time in Design” appearance is meant to give onlookers a change in perception “when viewed from different angles.” Lexus’ trademark is incorporated into the design, such as the L-shaped lamp clusters and daytime running lights, while the overall look is meant to give the concept a rugged, confident vibe.
Other features include hologram-style digital display, undercut wheel arches, silver exterior finish, and a wide-angle HUD.
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Is this a copy of Darth Vader's Disney Helmet?
Is the grill one of those things that if you look at it long enough it appears to be moving? I used to get those in my email all the time...I hope it hasn't made it to the road. What the NHTSA say about all those people with motion sickness?