Lexus is not traditionally known as a sports car brand, so it may not be the first name that comes to mind when thinking of high-performance sports cars. While it doesn't directly compete with ...

Then, in 2014, Lexus uncovered the wraps of the RC sports coupe. Although smaller, it continued the V8 tradition in the high-performance RC F version. The same 5.0-liter V8 also found its way into ...

With a 10-speed automatic transmission and rear-wheel-drive, this Lexus sports car can do 0-60 mph in 4.4 seconds and reach a top speed of 168 mph. We couldn't discern a difference in interior ...

Lexus's 5.0-liter V8 is simply superb ... To further the Carrera's appeal, this sports coupe can speed up to 183 miles per hour. Handling is class-leading, yet the 911 is comfortable enough ...

The non-F Sport ... car so equipped at the RZ launch two years ago and found it weirdly over-responsive the further we turned the yoke (yes, it has a yoke, not a steering wheel). Apparently, Lexus ...

Lexus RZ employs a steer-by-wire system with yoke for European markets Revised lithium-ion battery and more potent motors provide more power and range Performance-leaning F Sport model features a ...

First up, let's get that hot new RZ F Sport model out of the ... down- or upshifting a traditional car. Well, when we say "steering wheel," we mean the funky Lexus electronic steering setup ...

Lexus introduced an Interactive Manual Drive mode that simulates gear shifts with immersive sounds for the first time. The system fine-tunes the power and torque to give you that sports car-like ...

F-Sport, which is limited to the 500h ... Dan Jones, Senior Reviewer No – the only seven-seat car Lexus sells in the UK is the Lexus LM. For more options see our best seven-seaters page.