Toyota Unveils a Sleek, Camouflaged Concept at Goodwood

Toyota unveiled a covered grand touring coupe at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Throughout the live stream, the Goodwood crew labeled the covered vehicle as "Toyota GR Concept."
This might serve as a replacement for the Lexus LC and a philosophical continuation of the Lexus LFA.

It seems that Toyota, or perhaps Lexus, is preparing to introduce what may be considered the spiritual continuation of the highly popular Lexus LFA. This unnamed concept car, which is still covered in camouflage, was revealed publicly for the first time this year’s event. Goodwood Festival of Speed .

Despite being wrapped in camouflage, this concept vehicle clearly resembles a front-mid-engine coupé. Its extended hood and compact back section imply that this concept might continue the legacy begun by the Lexus LFA and carried forward by the LC.

The sound of this concept car ascending the hill in the English countryside resembled a vehicle equipped with an V8 engine. This could be disappointing for enthusiasts of the LFA's V10, yet it may please those who prefer the 5.0-liter V8 found in the latest LC 500 model.

As shown in the video above, there's also a well-named Toyota GR Concept that appears prepared for competition in IMSA, WEC, or anywhere GT3-class vehicles compete. This makes sense, considering that the The Lexus RC, which now serves as the brand's vehicle for motorsport competitions, will be discontinued following this model year. .

Currently, there are certainly many uncertainties about this new model, specifically whether it will be classified as a Toyota or a Lexus. It should be mentioned that the Supra is also facing discontinuation, leaving a gap at the upper end of Toyota's Gazoo Racing lineup.

Nevertheless, according to its design, this vehicle might be just a few months away from being available for reservations at your nearest Lexus dealership.

In any case, it's impressive to witness Toyota unveiling a completely disguised unmarked sports car as it ascends the hill at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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