1983-1989 Takeda Lynx

In the late 70s Takeda started designing a new V10-powered supercar for the 80s. The car launched in 1983 as the Takeda Lynx, a powerful and fast, yet luxurious RWD supercar. The car has everything it needs to pass muster as a 80s supercar: popup lights, square rear end, engine proudly on display, and a swept down front end. The car was used to moderate success in official racing events, although such models were fitted with twin turbos. Being a RWD supercar, the Lynx does not like being floored through corners, and some practice may be required to get better at driving it. Newer cars have AWD to make them easier to control. Continuing my recent trend of abnormal-width vehicles, this car is 6 2/3 bricks wide rather than 7. ______________ Motor: 4x2x5s street V8 motor (0. 95 tune) - cosmetically a V10 engine Transmission: 4 forward, 1 reverse Drivetrain: RWD Top Speed: 192 mph Weight: 5,566 lbs Bricks: 425