is a performance coupé that appears to be a bit of an anomaly in the age of electrification. You see, while there used to be a hybrid version available , that's been dropped from the line-up.
That means you can have a thumping great non-electrified V8 petrol engine – or take your money elsewhere.Don’t worry if those two set-ups sound a bit too flash for you – you can still get your wholegrain V8 goodness wrapped up in a more subtle package with the standard RC F. You get plenty of kit, but it has a more low-key appearance.
Over the next few pages of this review, we’ll delve into all aspects of the Lexus RC F, including its performance, running costs, interior quality and more. We'll also tell you how it compares with its main rivals. Remember, when you've decided which make and model of car is right for you, we can help you find the cheapest prices available if you search our free What Car?