Showing posts with label ct200h. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ct200h. Show all posts
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Chicago 2011: Lexus CT 200h by Five Axis sneaks into the Windy City
Yes, it is indeed a little strange, to show that Lexus 200h a unique version of its CT gasoline engine at the 2011 Chicago Auto Show selected. Generally, such machines are reserved for events more along the lines of the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. But here we are in the Windy City and there is this concerted Five Axis Hybrid on stage, we could not help but shoot for your viewing pleasure.
In addition to the custom wide body kit, this CT 200h with a unique paint scheme and has a lowered suspension courtesy of Tein along with updated Stoptech brakes. Want to see more? Check out the gallery of live images below ... and want to try to light the terrible suffering of seeing the Lexus stage in Chicago.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Toyota and Lexus show off at Tokyo Auto Salon
You have seen the Toyota iQ GRMN Racing Concept (lucky you!), and now it's time, your attention to the rest of the Japanese automaker biscuits to deflect off at the Tokyo Auto Salon show.
First is the Toyota Prius G Sport Concept could love the kind of gaping maw only the Cylons Mama features. Rounding out the offering is the Toyota Auris TRD GT Concept, which we think actually looks kinda nifty, with its subdued body kit and dazzlingly bright yellow color.
Lexus was not from the process either the left and the machine probably more interesting than its mother ship. There is the F-Sport CT 200h (a future production model) at the center, with its unique alloy wheels, body kit and Recaro seats, which is connected to the IS F Club Circuit Sports Racer and a number of Club Performance Accessories for the IS F that Front and rear spoiler and a carbon fiber hood.
Last but not least, the Gazoo Racing Lexus LFA supercar that last year drove the 24 hour Nürburgring race. See both types of vehicle madness in our high-res image galleries below, then you see all details in the press releases after the break.
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