ksegg

There's like 4-5 for sale (including the BB I ordered) in Atlanta? Tons of them are for sale now.

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

maybe where you are, but not an unusual amount nationally.
on autotrader, there's 201 '23-'24 new LCs nationwide. 46 coupes, 155 convertibles.

silvernite

Someone on r/Lexus posted an allocation sheet for all Lexus vehicles (US): https://www.reddit.com/r/Lexus/comme...exus_vehicles/
Does not look like it is a full allocation covering all the states though.

LC500 coupe: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...gid=1587369472
LC500H: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...#gid=645604859
LC500 convertible: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...#gid=745673131

I'm shocked to see the 3 coupes in Cadmium Orange.

tennman117

I am able to pull up the spreadsheet and see the number of convertibles allocated but not any other info of colors or locations. How can I access this information?

silvernite

There are tabs on the bottom of each spreadsheet to show incoming and what's already been sold. Each tab has all the info (VIN, color, price, dealer, state, mode of transport, etc)

tennman117

Got it, thanks.
Will this be updated automatically?

DudewithLC

Ultra White is the dominant color.

autozero

Is ultra white dominant bc customers want that? or is it dominant bc dealers are risk-averse and that's mostly all they order?

fodalo

Was in South Carolina for 3 months and saw 2 LC's. Here in the northeast I have seen four in the last 4 years. I like the rarity of this vehicle. It keeps the resale up and the heads turning.

DudewithLC

My guess is the latter.

DudewithLC

I've never owned a white car before but there's something about this triple-layer white with the metallic flake that really works with the LC geometry and black features.