Eco Factor: Hybrid-powered super-coupe to substitute for Lexus SC 430.
The Lexus SC430 is steadily going out of the contention for being the eco-car of the future. A recent buzz over at Motor Trend suggests a hybrid-powered replacement for the recently discontinued sedan. Dubbed the LC600h, the next-generation sedan will open its two doors to prospect customers; but not before 2014, mind you.
lexus to replace sc 430 with hybrid powered super
lexus to replace sc 430 with hybrid powered super
MT further says that the updated version will flaunt 5.0-liter hybrid V8 packing, which means that a hopping 500 horsepower will keep its four wheels in motion. The LC 600h will ably sprint from 0 to 60 mph less than five seconds.
lexus to replace sc 430 with hybrid powered super
lexus to replace sc 430 with hybrid powered super
Via: AutoBlogGreen
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