Looking to get your hands on the new LFA supercar? Lexus released details on want an owner can anticipate yesterday. If you are one of the few that pass the LFA cool test, you must first drop $10,000 to have a credit check performed. As long as you have not foreclosed on all your rental properties recently Lexus will then ask for an additional $50,000 so they can start the process of preparing your car. With only a handful being built each year (20 per month), this next step could take a little time.

At some point, probably after you just ordered your Ferrari 458 Italia Spyder, Lexus will let you know that your LFA is ready. To begin your quasi-lease, Lexus asks that you present to it $237,562.56 up front and that you allow it one last glimpse of your credit situation before it hands you the keys. After the 24-month lease is up, you can purchase the LFA outright for an additional $93,750—we don't believe anyone will skip out on this last step, unless, of course, the LFA suffers from inexclipicable acceleration problems. The lease agreement for those 24  months limits your milage to 15,000 per year, which we doubt any owner will have a problem with.

All said and done the LFA will be yours for approximately $391,312.56. If you are planning on buying one, you most likely already have that cash set aside, so the only real hassle is waiting for Lexus to hand you the car keys.

[via Lexus]