Jeremy Clarkson’s favourite car has previously been unveiled (Image: Getty)
Former presenter previously revealed his favourite ever car, with Japanese brand Lexus scooping the honour.
After getting behind the wheel of , fans may be forgiven for guessing that a Bugatti, Ferrari, Porsche or Mercedes topped the list.
However, the is actually Jeremy’s number one with the star previously admitting he “loved” the model.
The two-door coupé wowed the TV star when Jeremy tested the car in the Yorkshire Moors back in 2012.
But, the motoring expert reiterated the LFA was still his number one model when asked about his pick in 2023.
The Top Gear star previously said he ‘loved’ the LFA (Image: Getty)
, Jeremy said: “I still haven’t driven anything which makes my thing tingle quite as much as that did.
“And if I got in one tomorrow afternoon I’d think, ‘Effing hell, this thing’s good.’ I just think it’s heavenly.”
The LFA is capable of a staggering 553hp with the supercar able to reach 0-60 mph in just 3.6 seconds.
The machine certainly packs a punch with the LFA giving a maximum speed of 202mph.
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Jeremy tested the Lexus LFA back in 2012 (Image: Getty)
Taking nine years to develop, the LFA was Lexus’ premium model with a production run between 2010 and 2012.
, Jeremy praised the car for giving off “tremendous confidence” to motorists.
He said: “I have to say I loved it. It’s an intelligent car, built by intelligent people. In some ways it’s raw and visceral; in others it’s a lesson in common sense.
“Engine at the front, two seats in the middle and a boot you can use. And yet, despite this, there’s a sense that you’re in a real, full-on racer.
Just 500 units of the machine were ever built with an eye-watering £336,000 price tag when brand new.
The LFA was selected among Top Gear’s 5 Greatest Supercars of the Year back in 2009.
In his review. Jeremy added: “Then you fire up the engine, snick it into first, move off and … whoa! The noise beggars belief.
“This is not a car that shouts or barks or growls. It howls. Up there, on the moors, it sounded otherworldly. Like a werewolf that had put its foot in a gin trap. And while it isn’t as fast as you may have been expecting, you go quickly.”