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We’ve heard a few figures bandied about since the Lexus LFA was introduced, but now the official price tag for the U.S.-bound supercar has been announced. Base price: $375,000. And that’s not including the unspecified destination and handling fees.
That MSRP has the potential to swell when you start adding the options, but for the 552-horsepower supercoupe’s discerning clientele, it won’t matter. In stock form (Configuration 1) buyers have the option to coat their thrones in either leather or Alcantara, with Configuration 2 bringing navigation and the stellar Mark Levinson surround-sound system. Option up for Configuration 3 and all the aforementioned goodies are yours, along with the Lexus Enform system with Safety Connect.
Of the 500 LFAs set to go into production this December, less than half are slated to make their way to the States when deliveries begin in January, and even if you’ve got a cool $400k burning a hole in your pocket, you can’t buy the LFA outright. To thwart speculators, Lexus is only making the LFA available on a two-year lease with a firm intent to purchase. If you’ve got the means, make the jump for the official details.
Gallery: First Drive: 2011 Lexus LFA
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