While it might look like almost identical to the full-strength Lexus RCF Coupe, especially in this hard-to-miss paintjob - this is in fact, the considerably less expensive RC350 F-Sport.
Instead of shelling out around $135,000 (plus on roads), this V6 version will only set you back $74,000 - or over 60 grand less than its V8-powered big brother. We reckon it’s the sweet spot in the RCF range - and I can’t wait to show why.
For starters - It certainly looks the business with a bold design that sets it well apart from anything from Audi, BMW or Mercedes-Benz.
Even the paint is special: with the Lexus Coupe benefitting from a five-layer paint process - a first for the brand and in fact a first for a production car - according to Lexus.
Apart from the slight bonnet bulge and the quad exhaust pipes, the differences between this and the RCF amount to a few minor details like wheels and larger front air intakes - It will also cost you anywhere from $10,000-30,000 less than any of its two-door rivals.
Under the bonnet is a 3.5-litre free-spinning V6 petrol engine putting out 233kW and 378Nm to the rear wheels via a silky-smooth 8-speed auto with paddle shifters.
Put the boot in and this coupe will hustle from 0-100km/h in just 6.1 seconds and in the real world - well, it’s got plenty of poke if you need to pass a slower driver.