Japanese premium brand Lexus is planning to go on a head on collision with the M5 of BMW as it plans to make a super-saloon variant of the Lexus GS that will be depending on LFA V-10 engine. They will follow this up to catch up with the brood of Mercedes-Benz SL by launching an SC version.

The Lexus GS-F will also get a torque differential which is similar to what the M cars and X6 of BMW has. The torque splitter will distribute the power properly to the rear wheels to help with better handling. The new SC will also have this feature.
Before we get too excited for the Lexus GS-F and SC, the car maker will pull the covers off its first hatchback at the upcoming motor show in Geneva this March.
The CT200h is a 5-door hybrid hatchback that will be available to consumers by 2011. It is inspired by the Prius platform but has been improved to be a more sophisticated ride.