#NAIAS: Up Close And PERSONAL With The Lexus LF-1 Limitless — Detailed, INSIDE and OUT!

It wasn't long ago that Lexus rolled out its latest concept, dubbed the LF-1 Limitless. And the more I look at it, the more I am perplexed. 

That's because it's the size of a Land Rover Range Rover but it doesn't look like it. It could be because it is shorter and sleeker, rather than having the aerodynamic qualities of a refrigerator.

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While Agent 001 was quick to get us pictures of the vehicle's exterior for a full, 360-degree view, I think it's time to get a bit more intimate with the LF-1. That's why we're going to share with you the detail shots straight from out head honcho.

This is your best look yet at the all-new Lexus concept. Check out its interior that definitely signals a departure from Lexus vehicles of today. Note the driver-centric, cockpit feel? Is it me or is seem a bit like an LC on stilts?

What say you, Spies? What neat little design quirks are you feeling in these pictures?


The 2018 Detroit Auto Show photo galleries are sponsored by Lexus. 

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MDarringer - 1/15/2018 10:09:39 AM

-1 Boost

I'm not a fan of the white look. Make it black or dark gray and this is killer.

YoCarFanto - 1/15/2018 11:26:09 AM

+3 Boost

I am disappointed however I am glad this will never become a LX replacement. Long live the LX!

TheSteve - 1/15/2018 11:54:05 AM

+4 Boost

The word "heinous" comes to mind. And to imagine that Lexus started as the brand that competed with Mercedes' sophisticated (at the time) and understated styling.

Today, Lexus is their own company, defining their own styling direction. *I* think they look terrible, but I'm sure they'll have their North American buyers.

I'm genuinely curious if Lexus fans love the look, or they just put up with it to get the Lexus they love.

dumpsty - 1/15/2018 2:55:04 PM

+1 Boost

ignoring the interior colors, the LF-1 is following a smart SUV formula...esp for a luxury SUV. its aggressive athletic full of tech. all they need is a strong TT-V6, T-V8, gas-electric hybrid, & maybe a possible EV version in the future-term.