How many Lexus LFA are there?
There were 500 Lexus LFA road cars produced in total, including a 50-unit Nürburgring Edition that is part of that total.
The LFA’s production spanned from 2010 to 2012, with a later Nürburgring Edition announced to celebrate its performance on the famous Nordschleife. The numbers come from official Lexus figures and corroborating industry reporting, underscoring the car’s status as a rare halo model for the marque.
Production numbers at a glance
The following figures summarize the core production counts and the edition split.
- Total road cars built: 500
- LFA Nürburgring Edition: 50 units, part of the 500 total
- Production years: 2010–2012
These counts solidify the LFA’s place among the rarest modern Lexuses and a landmark for the brand’s high-performance engineering.
What makes the LFA Nürburgring Edition special
The Nürburgring Edition featured a higher output of 563 hp (up from the standard 552 hp) and included weight-saving and aerodynamic enhancements that aimed to improve handling and performance on the Nürburgring Nordschleife. Only 50 units were produced, making this variant a particularly coveted subset of the overall LFA fleet.
Market context and collector interest
Because the total production was capped at 500, the LFA remains one of the most exclusive modern Lexus vehicles. Today, well-preserved examples—especially the Nürburgring Edition—command strong prices among collectors and enthusiasts.
Summary
In short, Lexus built 500 LFA road cars, including 50 Nürburgring Edition units within that total. The limited production run, from 2010 to 2012, helped establish the LFA as a rare and influential halo car for Lexus, continuing to draw interest from collectors around the world.
