Finally! Someone did donuts in a chrome Lexus LFA. It was only a matter of time until it happened.

Toyota brought ten models to this year's Tokyo Auto Salon, including two racecars, four FR-S/GT86 concepts, two rebodied JDM cars and two racecar wannabes.

While the made-to-order Lexus LFA has sold out in June, it took Toyota's Motomachi plant another six month to make the #500 V10 supercar.

At the Lexus Spindle Night in Tokyo earlier this month, Lexus took three LFAs and went to do some synchronized drifting set to music. Now this is some ballet that we can enjoy.

We knew it was only a matter of time before someone crashed a Lexus LFA. The wait is over. This example of the Lexus supercar appears to have torn off the front clip and smashed up the rear. The car was recently sold, and we hope the next owner is a bit more respectful of the LFA's sharp handling and lightning-fast…

The Tokyo Auto Salon is like the Japanese version of SEMA, the auto aftermarket parts show, only it's a million times cooler. Exhibit A: This Lexus LFA Roadster and Toyota GT 86 go full Cool Ranch Dorifto in the exhibition area outside.

Any Lexus LFA is a fascinating, if controversial, work of ultra-tech and corporate pride. This particular one is even better: it's chassis #003, the first available to the public. You've seen it before, but it's even better on the move.

If you weren't one of the first 500 to get a regular Lexus LFA coupe you can be one of the few wealthy individuals to get the Lexus LFA Roadster when it bows in 2014. Obvious concept is obvious.

Buying the Lexus LFA means eschewing speed records, famous lap times, and revered genealogy. All at cost somewhere near $500K. It means either having great taste or awful taste. Buying a brown one puts you firmly in the former category.

If you aren't at the Nürburgring 24 this weekend we warn you looking at these beautiful pictures are a fantastic and jealousy inspiring reminder of what you are missing. These pictures come to us from Kinetic Fin who also shared the amazing pictures of the sun rise over the Nürburgring last week.