Automotive enthusiasts?
Flying Pancake 
@Toyminator900
I kind of like it too; it’s sort of so over the top ridiculous that it cycles back around to being appealing. (And the Hot Wheels version is pretty neat.)
@LR-Studios
They stopped making them, “but there’s still some of them that have never been sold.”:jalopnik.com/we-found-12-of-the-last-new-lexus-lfas-for-sale-in-amer-1797718447
I kind of like it too; it’s sort of so over the top ridiculous that it cycles back around to being appealing. (And the Hot Wheels version is pretty neat.)
@LR-Studios
They stopped making them, “but there’s still some of them that have never been sold.”:jalopnik.com/we-found-12-of-the-last-new-lexus-lfas-for-sale-in-amer-1797718447
Flying Pancake
@SeraphimDawn
The article didn’t specify prices for all of them, but the most expensive one they put a price on was a million dollars, and I’m assuming the cheapest would still be well over the original MSRP ($375,000-$445,000).
The article didn’t specify prices for all of them, but the most expensive one they put a price on was a million dollars, and I’m assuming the cheapest would still be well over the original MSRP ($375,000-$445,000).
kleptomage 
I learned the other day that an AMG C63 can be totaled by driving it in a hard rain. That seems like a major design flaw.
kleptomage
@Dashie27
A guy on youtube named Autovlog accidentally drove his car through a puddle when it was raining and water splashed into the air intake and ruined the engine.
A guy on youtube named Autovlog accidentally drove his car through a puddle when it was raining and water splashed into the air intake and ruined the engine.
Flying Pancake
@kleptomage
I’ve heard of that happening on other cars with low mounted intakes, or with a hood scoop that pools water in front of a high-mounted one. I know most cars aren’t designed with the intent of ever going off-road, but you’d think that they’d be designed to handle something as common as rain or a puddle on the road.
I’ve heard of that happening on other cars with low mounted intakes, or with a hood scoop that pools water in front of a high-mounted one. I know most cars aren’t designed with the intent of ever going off-road, but you’d think that they’d be designed to handle something as common as rain or a puddle on the road.
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