That is interesting, but I wouldn't keep my hopes up.
I had heard that the GS F program was cancelled. If they are moving ahead with it that would be cool. abyars, if you read the whole article, it says that Lexus has a target weight of 3530 lbs. I'm pretty sure the CTS-V is about 4300 lbs. A 3530 lb car with 464 hp would actually be a little faster than a 4300 lb car with 556 hp.We might have some future opportunities for remapping and parts??? Below is a Quote from Motor Trend:
"2010 Lexus GS 460 In contrast, the GS F variant will employ the IS F's 5.0-liter V-8, but with strategic modifications including revamped ECU and exhaust. Horsepower will reportedly be boosted from 417 hp to as much as 464 hp. While that doesn't touch cars like the Cadillac CTS-V's 556-hp, the GS F should no doubt be plenty fast."
Read more:
http://www.motortrend.com/features/auto_news/2009/112_2011_lexus_gs/index.html
how is it possible that the GS is lighter than the Is?I had heard that the GS F program was cancelled. If they are moving ahead with it that would be cool. abyars, if you read the whole article, it says that Lexus has a target weight of 3530 lbs. I'm pretty sure the CTS-V is about 4300 lbs. A 3530 lb car with 464 hp would actually be a little faster than a 4300 lb car with 556 hp.