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"  has recently introduced the &amp;quot;F&amp;quot; line to the U.S. public in the form of the , but now the company intends to make the brand flourish by adding a number of new models to the line. The big one that&amp;#039;s reportedly waiting in the wings is the GS F.   The GS F will represent the highest-performance trim level in a line that consist of the . What will set the GS F apart from the others will be its engine. Our sources tell us that it will come with a 5.0-liter V-8 that will produce about 465 bhp. predicts the car will run from zero to 60 mph in less than 4.5 seconds, making it a serious rival for both the and . The secret to its performance will not only be engine power, but also weight, or lack thereof. Toyota engineers want to pare the weight down to about 3700 lb. by incorporating aluminum and carbon-fiber parts. The GS F will probably cost around $90,000 to $100,000 and may make an appearance as early as 2012.   Another project in the pipeline is the Lexus CT 200h &amp;quot;F Sport,&amp;quot; which won&amp;#039;t include engine modifications because of the car&amp;#039;s hybrid powertrain. Instead, there will be big tweaks to the car&amp;#039;s chassis and body including stiffer springs and shocks and upgraded brakes.   Also getting the &amp;quot;F Sport&amp;quot; treatment may be the . Like the CT 200h, the flagship sedan will see chassis and body improvements, with minimal engine changes. The brakes will be upgraded and the suspension will become even stiffer than the &amp;quot;Sport&amp;quot; model available now. Look also for flashy aluminum wheels of at least 20-in. diameter as well as a revised front fascia and aggressive side skirts. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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