Lexus LC 500

Eight model years into its production run, the Lexus LC remains an opulent and accommodating choice for a day spent chewing up the miles.

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Aside from a new paint color, a carbon-fiber scuff plate for the hybrid’s Sport Package and new roof-color options for the convertible, the car is otherwise unchanged.

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Striking style, glorious V-8 power and noise, and a meticulously crafted interior make the Lexus LC 500 convertible feel like a Japanese Aston Martin.

Lexus has made just a few minor tweaks to its flagship LC grand tourer, including one small one with huge ramifications: a new touchscreen infotainment system.

The Lexus LC 500 and LC 500h soldier on into the 2023 model year with minimal updates and a modest price increase of $300 for each.

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The Lexus LC 500 Convertible is back again for 2021 with supercar looks and touring levels of comfort.