A Lexus LFA owned, at one time, by pop-culture figure Paris Hilton popped up for sale this spring. Yes, it was owned by a hotel heiress who only drove it past church on Sundays—just 3,930 miles on this cream puff.

A true supercar, the Lexus LFA was the result of an astonishing ten years’ worth of R&D and concept development. The model was only produced for two years, with 500 examples delivered. The car’s V10 engine is the product of collaboration between Lexus and Yamaha; it is constructed of aluminum and titanium. The car’s body is mainly built out of carbon fiber-reinforced polymer, with a monocoque design and aluminum frame components. The car’s curb weight is 3,560 pounds; with its V10 delivering over 550 horsepower, it boasts a power-to-weight ratio of 2.67 kilo-to-horsepower.

The interiors of the Lexus LFA merged luxury car and track car styles; bucket seats and a sport wheel, with plentiful Alcantara and metallic trim. A 12-speaker stereo courtesy of hi-fi company Mark Levinson provided the soundtrack potential of the vehicle—the car’s natural soundtrack was as carefully engineered as any other component or distinguishing feature, however, and carefully tuned in two octaves.

This LFA is dressed in Pearl White. Its cabin color theme is white and blue. It is available at Marshall Goldman Motor Sales in Cleveland, Ohio, for $448,900.

Photo credit: Marshall Goldman Motor Sales