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Lexus IS-F CCS Concept is a Lexus with the goal to build the concept of lightweight vehicles. Carbon fiber engine hatch, carbon fiber wing, carbon fiber lip end to end, carbon fiber side skirts, carbon fiber roof, carbon fiber center console etc. The mechanical parts major changes include: the engine intake and exhaust system, more suited to track racing, high-performance suspension , athletic-type braking system and 19-inch lightweight forged wheels. Lexus IS-F CCS Concept vehicle also spend bright orange – this is the battle against BMW M3 GTS?

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Marking the end of a two year rumor, Lexus has debuted the IS F Circuit Club Sports (CCS) concept at the Tokyo Auto Salon—a lightweight IS F with loads of carbon fiber, including the roof, hood, trunk, ground effects—just look at this wild rear wing

Along with the carbon fiber weight savings and a new exhaust system that bumps output up 12 horsepower to a total of 428hp, the IS F CCS concept is meant for the track, and is likely the source behind all the IS F Evolution rumors that have been going on for some time. No word on whether the CCS will ever see production, or if the carbon fiber body parts and new exhaust system will be available as accessories.

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