Lexus Sportscar Black

On the last Saturday, the Meguiar MotorEx debuted the world ' s first chromated Lexus LFA sports car built on an individual order and estimated at $700,000. The first full-fledged sports car in Lexus history is itself a very rare car with a memorable exclusive appearance, but the Australian owner of the vehicle needed something more, completely unique and unlike any of the current serial models. Out of this situation, the chrome covering of the supercar body has become a chrome, although not only the chromium distinguishes the exclusive from the flux model.

Despite the fact that Meguiar MotorEx annually collects the most exclusive cars from all over the world, Chrome Lexus LFA, because of its blinding glazing, has become the very best of the event. At first glance, this sporting bath may appear to be somewhat heavy and inconclusive, but it is in fact based on a lung chassis made of aluminium and carbon fiber, which is fitted with a metal frame hidden under the body panels also produced from composite materials. The unique Lexus, by 65 per cent, consists of carbon and 35 per cent of aluminium, making it extremely light and very strong.

The chromium covers the entire body of the supercar and only some parts are black. In addition, the vehicle has received thined glasses, seconded head-beams and dark wheel discs with 10 matches. In small quantities, the chromium is also present inside the car, where some details were painted for decor.

The Japanese athlete is driven by a V-type 10-cylindrical petrol engine of 4,8 litre, which is designed to yield 560 horsepower at 8,700 turns per minute and 480 Newton metres of maximum torque at 6,800 turns. In a couple with a six-speed hand gearbox, the hinge vehicle is capable of discharging up to the first hundred in just three, seven seconds and developing a maximum speed of 325 km/h.