Lexus IS 350C with 405HP Supercharged V6 by Fox Marketing Ready for SEMA Debut [with Videos]

If you have been keeping up with us here at Carscoop, you probably know about the custom made Lexus IS 350C that Fox Marketing is preparing for the SEMA Show in Las Vegas this November. We've already shown you a teaser rendering as well as some photos of the car taken during the development phase but now, Fox Marketing has released detailed specs along with the first live photos and videos of the lime-green hardtop convertible that comes equipped with a supercharged version of the stock 3.5-liter V6 pumping out some 406 horsepower.

Other mechanical upgrades include a reworked suspension with Yonaka SPECII 36 way adjustable coilovers and 14-inch disc brakes with six-piston calipers.

The team over at Fox Marketing also dressed up the IS 350C with a custom made wide bodykit that includes front fenders and side skirts from the IS-F sports saloon along with 20-inch black alloy wheels wrapped around in Toyo T1R rubber.

Fox Marketing 2010 Lexus IS350C

Engine:

• Jashaan Autosports powered by ProCharger Supercharger System (405hp @ 6psi)
  
• ProCharger C-2 Blower
  
• Yonaka Intercooler Type 10 22x9x3
  
• Yonaka 2.5 inch Stainless Intercooler Piping
  
• Yonaka Couplers & Silicone hoses
  
• AMSOIL 0w-30 Signature Series Synthetic Fluids
  
• AMSOIL EA Oil Filter
  
• AMSOIL Antifreeze
  
• F-Sport Exhaust
  

  Interior:
  

• Lexus Cream White Interior
  
• BASF R-M Black Painted Interior Parts
  
• Classic Design Concepts Light Bar
  

  Exterior:
  

• BASF R-M Foxy Green Paint
  
• BASF R-M Black Paint
  
• Custom Lip molded front spoiler
  
• Custom IS F front fenders
  
• Custom IS F Side Skirts
  
• Custom 2 inch fender flares
  
• Custom Rear bumper flare
  
• Custom SEIBON Carbon rear wing
  
• Custom BASF R-M Carizzma Flat Black Grill Ring
  
• Custom BASF R-M Black Grill inserts
  
• Custom BASF R-M Foxy Green Lexus badge
  
• Custom BASF R-M Black Lexus rear logos
  

  Lighting:
  

• Lightwurkz Custom BASF R-M Carizzma Flat Black Headlight Casings
  
• Lightwurkz Custom 3 prong LED turn signals
  
• Lightwurkz Custom shaved center running light
  

  Brakes:
  

• F-Sport Big Brakes 14 inch 6 piston Calipers
  

  Suspension:
  

• Yonaka SPECII 36 way adjustable Coilovers
  
• TunedParts Rear Brace
  

  Wheels & Tires:
  

• Front: 20x9 iForged Sprint BASF R-M Carizzma Flat Black w/ Gloss Black Lips – Cream white bolts
  
• 245/30/20 Toyo T1R
  
• Rear: 20x11.5 iForged Sprint BASF R-M Carizzma Flat Black w/ Gloss Black Lips – Cream white bolts
  
• 305/30/20 Toyo T1R
  

  Partners:.Lexus, BASF Refinish, AMSOIL, Yonaka, iForged, ProCharger, F-Sport, Jashaan Autosports, Classic Design Concepts, Lightwurkz, Mugsy's Repair, Detrich Autobody, Impressive Signs, Tuned Parts, ClubLexus.com, my.is

Lexus LFA: Early Customer Interest Exceeds Production Numbers (You don't Say...)

To no one's surprise, in the three months that have passed since the official introduction of the LFA at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 2009, the number of formal expressions of interest in purchasing the $375,000 V10 supercar is already far greater than the limited production run of only 500 examples, Toyota's subsidiary announced today.

Lexus said that it will continue to accept "formal expressions of interest" up to mid-March. At that point though, the 500 LFAs will be allocated across the 56 countries where they are on sale, with confirmed orders with deposits to be invited from the end of May.

Devshi Varshani, the Personal Liaison Manager who looks after all LFA sales, said: "The level of interest we have witnessed reinforces just what an exceptional car the LFA is. Even though few people have even seen the car in the metal, let alone experienced its breathtaking performance, it has quickly achieved the status of a truly rare and highly sought-after machine."

The Japanese automaker's first-ever supercar is powered by a mid-front mounted 4.8-litre V10 engine that churns out 552bhp for a zero to 62mph (100km/h) sprint time of just 3.7 seconds and a maximum velocity of 325 km/h or 202 mph.