Its usual elegance vanishes as the V10 erupts like a beast's roar. The RPMs jump in an instant, the sharp engine note speaking for its anger. While steering remains precise, it becomes an entity that strikes with pure speed and serious intent.
Retaining its usual agility, the rotary engine screams at a high pitch. The turbo wakes up all at once, venting fury alongside the rising RPMs. The body is light and sharp, diving into corners like a predator chasing prey. It drives with a rough, hot intensity, teetering on the edge of losing control.
Casting aside its usual calm 4WD control, the turbo charges like a battle cry. The AYC bares its fangs, lunging forward with enough force to crush the road surface. With savage acceleration and a rugged sound, its driving style asserts that might is right.
A complete transformation from its usual composed drive. It releases the full power of its large displacement engine, intimidating others with a low, thick growl. It steps on the gas without mercy on straights, dominating the road with its heavy body. Tearing off the mask of a luxury sedan, it becomes a beast of pure force.
While remaining nimble, the boxer engine barks roughly. It reacts instantly to the throttle, becoming aggressive enough for the rear to assert itself. It slides through corners as if enjoying the absolute limit, provoking the driver. It is a machine that strikes with the instinct to just "run," rather than logic.
The silent pressure increases instantly. The V8 (or V12) bass hums quietly, closing the distance steadily without becoming frantic. There is no flashiness, but once the pedal is down, it has the power to crush everything with its sheer dignity. It possesses the terror of a "powerful person who has gotten serious," never losing composure even when angry.
The silence becomes terrifying. The motor and V6 release their full power wordlessly, closing the gap in an instant without making a sound. With no shaking or roughness, it simply pins the opponent down with overwhelming composure. It is the seriousness of an adult—the scariest kind, because it doesn't need to shout.
The massive frame awakens. It releases the hybrid torque all at once, pushing through with pure pressure while remaining quiet. It doesn't matter if it's off-road or paved; it feels as though it's dominating the very ground it stands on. It advances without barking, embodying a "King's Wrath" where there is no escape by the time you notice it.
Its beautiful composure vanishes, and the V8 roars with raw emotion. The RPMs skyrocket, asserting its seriousness through sound and vibration. While the flowing body lines remain, the speed and intimidation are on a different level. The moment it sheds its grace, it becomes the most dangerous Lexus.
The limiter on its reason is removed. The RB-X GT2 howls like a tremor in the earth, surging forward with intense boost. The suspension bites into the road, subduing both straights and corners with power. The moment the legend reveals its true nature, it proves it's not just any ordinary GT-R.
Having a huge argument over something trivial
Hah?! The RX-7 is way better! It's got that retro feel,
I'm the most retro one here! The LFA was born in 2004 (I think), so you're the new model!
I'm not a new model! I'm an older car than you guys! (?)
Release Date 2026.08.26 / Last Updated 2026.08.26