Lexus Built a Wild New RZF Sport and You Can’t Have It Yet

Lexus has turned up the heat with a far more aggressive RZF Sport, showcasing sharper styling and performance-focused upgrades. The catch? For now, it’s not available to most buyers making this EV one of Lexus’s most frustratingly tempting reveals yet.

Lexus RZF Sport

You ever see a car and just go, “why do they always make the cool stuff and then say, nope, not for you” like some kinda automotive tease? That’s this thing. The RZF Sport. Looks angry, drives quiet, costs more than my patience (probably somewhere near that $60–70k zone?). Lexus really went “let’s make an EV that looks like it skips leg day but does yoga.” It’s wild though. Feels like if a spaceship had manners. I like it. But also, I don’t, because I can’t get one yet. Typical.

Toyota GR Corolla

Man, this one’s like your unhinged friend who somehow still shows up to work on time. A little over $40k, give or take a burrito, and you’ve got a car that kinda tries to kill you in a good way. I love the way it smells inside, all new rubber and faint adrenaline. I once sat in one at a show and I swear I could feel it humming at me, like “drive me before someone sensible buys me.”

BMW M2

Hmm, the M2. Okay, confession: I used to hate BMWs. Too many dudes with the same haircut and that weird I lift, bro energy. But the new M2… I don’t know. I kinda like it. Chunky, angry, loud. Feels like a $65k tantrum. If cars could punch walls, this one would.

Honda Civic Type R

Oh man, the Civic Type R is like that one old friend who glowed up but still acts like they’re broke. $45k-ish and this thing looks like a samurai robot had a caffeine overdose. The shifter’s buttery though. I tried one once and actually laughed mid-gear change. It’s that good. Like, how does Honda still pull this off? Witchcraft.

Ford Bronco Raptor

Everyone went nuts for this thing. Me? I think it’s cool, but like… how wide do you need a car to be? The thing feels like it takes up extra space emotionally. Still, you start it up and it’s like unleashing a desert storm, you know? Loud, unapologetic, guzzles gas like me with iced coffee. Somewhere around $85k if your wallet can take the beating.

Mazda MX-5 Miata

Small car, big vibe. The Miata’s just pure. $30k-ish happiness on four tiny wheels. My friend calls it a “therapy session you have to clutch.” I get it though — top down, sun kinda blinding you, engine humming gently like it’s saying “you’re doing fine.” I once drove one when it rained lightly and it felt poetic. Wet seats and all.

Porsche 911 Carrera

Porsche people are a different kind of obsessed. I get it though. The 911 is like a perfectly ironed shirt. Boring until you wear it and realize, oh, this thing fits. I sat in one that smelled like leather and old money. For $120k (or more if you blink wrong), it better.

Hyundai Ioniq 6

You ever see a car and go “that’s weirdly cute”? Yeah, the Ioniq 6. Looks like a soap bar that found enlightenment. Somewhere around $40–50k, all electric, all smooth. The inside feels like a sci-fi café. Hyundai’s been doing weirdly good stuff lately. Like the overachiever in class you used to laugh at but now they drive past you silently.

Mercedes-AMG C63 S E Performance

This name’s too long. The car’s too powerful. And I kinda love it. Feels like German scientists went “let’s put a nuke in a sedan.” Over $100k easy and it burns rubber and electricity like it’s bored. I saw one in person and the paint looked so deep I almost dropped my phone trying to take a picture.

Subaru WRX

Ah, the WRX. Smells like clutch smoke and bad decisions. I had a friend with one who always said “it’s fine, it’s meant to sound like that.” It wasn’t. But you can’t not love the chaos, the burbles, the turbo hiss, the “let’s go to the mountains at 2AM” energy. Around $30k give or take, and it’s worth every rattle.

Nissan Z

This car just… looks right. Like, properly nostalgic but still new. Around $45k-ish, rear-wheel drive, and that twin-turbo V6 growl that kinda makes your chest shake. I sat in one last summer, windows down, stereo playing something I don’t even remember, and it just… fit. I’d drive it to nowhere and back. Twice.