Once again, an outstanding vehicle makes its appearance on Austria's Grossglockner. Previously, we've seen various GT1 cars as top spots, but now, it's a remarkable V10 taking on the hairpin turns.
There are few places more beautiful than a mountainous region. The Grossglockner area is particularly renowned.
The Grossglockner reaches a towering height of 3,798 meters above sea level, making it Austria's highest peak. It is located in the Hohe Tauern National Park, in the Austrian state of Carinthia, with parts extending into East Tyrol.
To make the mountain more accessible to tourists, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road was constructed. This impressive road winds through the mountainous landscape, offering breathtaking vistas. It's one of Austria's most popular tourist attractions, especially for car enthusiasts; it's a true hotspot.
Just like this Lexus LFA that's making its debut.
Lexus had always planned to produce a very limited number of LFAs. In total, only 500 units were made, making it an extremely rare vehicle on the market.
The LFA is powered by an impressive 4.8-liter V10 engine. This engine generates a peak power of 560 horsepower and enables a top speed of over 320 km/h. The engine is also known for its unique sound, often hailed as one of the best in the automotive world.
To keep weight low and performance high, the LFA features a chassis made of carbon fiber composite materials. This material is extremely lightweight yet very rigid, contributing to the car's impressive performance.
By the way, this is the very first time this LFA has been spotted.
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