6MT vs 8AT... (No one could be faster than the other one)
6MT could be more fun but you definitely need to have very good MT skill.
(Over 20 years ago I had driven a used 1995 Accord 5MT for 2.5 years and around 40K kms and the outcome was a nightmare for me!!! So, I never own any MT car again...)
The real situation is... Lexus in Japan becomes a bit more expensive recently!!! (I believe Lexus in Japan raised their prices a bit)
As I remember... In Japan, GSF asked for less than 10M(JPY) 3 years ago. But, now in Japan RCF asks for over 10M even just for a base model!!! (If GSF is still on sale now, the price should be around 12M(JYD) in Japan!!!)
Therefore, watch out!!! Lexus in USA and Taiwan may raise their price in the near future!!! (Hopefully not)
PS: Believe it or not... In Japan, RCF base grade is as expensive as GT-R base grade now!!! (Wow! Lexus could raise their prices about 20%!!! It's really a very brave change!!! Is Lexus TOO popular in Japan???)
This is POV drive in a GT3 racing car... As you can see, the car bounced like crazy even on a very smooth racetrack!!! (The ride frequency is definitely very high!!!)
PS: The driver seat is definitely much stiffer than that in street performance cars. If the seat in that racing car was as soft as that in street performance cars, the racing car in the POV video would definitely be much more bouncy!!! (The driver's camera will NOT bounce as fast as the car)
This POV drive in a rally racing car... As you can see, the car didn't bounce as fast as GT3 racing cars even though the track was much rougher... (The ride frequency should be much lower. Some Lambos could be even more bouncy that this!!!)
------------------------ RCF Track Edition(TE) is basically the same car except it has 170 lbs lighter weight, CCB brakes from LFA as the two major differences. Technically, the suspension/chassis/bushings are all identical except the rebound stroke on the AVS is slightly stiffer in SPORT+ mode on the RCF TE (compression stroke is the same). -----------------------
So, I think I was right about RCF Track Edition...
Actually Lexus engineers had done a lot of jobs on RCFs during the development!!! (Of course, it's definitely not as simple as some comments like "TOO HEAVY!!!")