There aren't many Lexus LFAs in the world. Just 500 examples were built over the car's entire production run. You're probably thinking there's one less LFA now, based on the image above and the video below. Thankfully that's not the case, because this one's getting repaired.
The owner of this particular LFA got a little throttle-happy back in January after a car event in Georgia. Video published to social media, shows the car being loaded onto a flatbed post-incident. In the video below from ThatDudeInBlue, the owner explains how he simply hydroplaned on wet roads and sideswiped a fire hydrant. A close-up inspection shows the damage is extensive.
