2024 lc 500 bespoke edition
#2
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https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a4...erior-details/
On V-8-powered coupe models, the Bespoke Build option costs $3600 and adds the Sport package (normally $5010), which includes a Torsen limited-slip rear differential, Yamaha rear performance dampers, and performance brake pads. Sport seats with Alcantara inserts are optional.
On top of the standard equipment, Bespoke Build allows buyers to tack on other options, although these do come at an additional cost. Coupes can wear a carbon-fiber roof or an Alcantara headliner, and other choices include exclusive all-black wheels and the rear spoiler first seen on the Inspiration Series. Convertible models can also have the soft top in Dark Rose or a blue hue.
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355F1 (04-02-24)
#3
- Feb 3rd - Ordered vehicle at dealership
- Feb 20th - Lexus Canada approved order
- Mar 26th - Japan confirmed it's in queue
How did you spec yours?
#5
Yes - my dealer had to call the factory to make sure that they would build the car
I ordered the ultrasonic blue with caramel interior
heads up display
Sport package
dark chrome package
21 spoke wheels
cold weather package
glass roof
Delivery should be in about 4-6 months
Let me know how your car is progressing
I ordered the ultrasonic blue with caramel interior
heads up display
Sport package
dark chrome package
21 spoke wheels
cold weather package
glass roof
Delivery should be in about 4-6 months
Let me know how your car is progressing
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mehran888 (05-01-24)
#6
Yes - my dealer had to call the factory to make sure that they would build the car
I ordered the ultrasonic blue with caramel interior
heads up display
Sport package
dark chrome package
21 spoke wheels
cold weather package
glass roof
Delivery should be in about 4-6 months
Let me know how your car is progressing
I ordered the ultrasonic blue with caramel interior
heads up display
Sport package
dark chrome package
21 spoke wheels
cold weather package
glass roof
Delivery should be in about 4-6 months
Let me know how your car is progressing
I think cold weather is standard on ours. Because of the white/blue interior my alcantara options were limited
#7
Intermediate
Yes - my dealer had to call the factory to make sure that they would build the car
I ordered the ultrasonic blue with caramel interior
heads up display
Sport package
dark chrome package
21 spoke wheels
cold weather package
glass roof
Delivery should be in about 4-6 months
Let me know how your car is progressing
I ordered the ultrasonic blue with caramel interior
heads up display
Sport package
dark chrome package
21 spoke wheels
cold weather package
glass roof
Delivery should be in about 4-6 months
Let me know how your car is progressing
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#9
Toyota's priorities before a new LC most likely include the new 4Runner, a Rav4 refresh, the new Camry and scaling GX/Land Cruiser/Tacoma production.
#10
Intermediate
Based on this, is your goal to buy an LC500 from the last year of the V8? If so, you might want to hold off until Lexus announces that the LC500 has been discontinued. They have been doing "final edition" or "ultimate edition" cars on many of their discontinued vehicles over the last several years, so we will all be given advance notice of the LC500 being discontinued.
#11
Yes - i definitely want a V8- No electric for me as of now- If the technology improves as well as the charging time and duration of the charge- I might consider it- but in any case- this is my first Lexus and if I like it- I will convert- my stable over the years has been BMW, Porsche, Land Rover, Corvette and a few exotics.--Looking forward to see what Lexus will come out with in the future.
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AutoCrazy (06-16-24)
#13
Intermediate
Toyota / Lexus entire manufacturing process is focused on efficiency. The LC500 just received a suite of technical and interior changes in 2024, which Lexus would not have done on a car that they are going to discontinue in a year or two. Lexus sells under 2000 LC500's a year, there is no incentive to change anything on the LC. Even if a change doubled sales, it's still nothing for a company that sold over 11 million cars last year.
There are just 3 LC500 hybrids on the current allocation sheet. Compare this to 59 LC coupes and 298 LC convertibles. This means that LC500 hybrids account for less than 1% of LC's produced or sold. So there seems to be nearly zero interest in non-V8 LC500's by buyers.
Toyota is well known to be far more interested in hybrids than full EVs. So the next LC, if there is one, will follow every other product on their roadmap. This means a smaller displacement gas engine, 4 or 6 cylinders, have 1-2 turbos, and possibly have hybridization. If you've seen the new Land Cruiser, it went from a 5.7L V8 in the previous generation to a 2.4L 4-cylinder turbo hybrid in the upcoming generation.
But this ^^^ would happen during a full product refresh or redesign, Toyota (to my knowledge) has never fully redesigned a drivetrain while keeping the vehicle largely unchanged.
Long story short: expect the LC to remain in production and largely unchanged for at least 2-3 more years. Expect Lexus to announce the final year of LC500 production, and expect there to be a final special edition that is highly sought after.
Since you're new to Lexus, check out the new GX550 as well. It's a significant redesign from previous GX's and will likely be in the top 2-3 vehicles Lexus sells this year.
There are just 3 LC500 hybrids on the current allocation sheet. Compare this to 59 LC coupes and 298 LC convertibles. This means that LC500 hybrids account for less than 1% of LC's produced or sold. So there seems to be nearly zero interest in non-V8 LC500's by buyers.
Toyota is well known to be far more interested in hybrids than full EVs. So the next LC, if there is one, will follow every other product on their roadmap. This means a smaller displacement gas engine, 4 or 6 cylinders, have 1-2 turbos, and possibly have hybridization. If you've seen the new Land Cruiser, it went from a 5.7L V8 in the previous generation to a 2.4L 4-cylinder turbo hybrid in the upcoming generation.
But this ^^^ would happen during a full product refresh or redesign, Toyota (to my knowledge) has never fully redesigned a drivetrain while keeping the vehicle largely unchanged.
Long story short: expect the LC to remain in production and largely unchanged for at least 2-3 more years. Expect Lexus to announce the final year of LC500 production, and expect there to be a final special edition that is highly sought after.
Since you're new to Lexus, check out the new GX550 as well. It's a significant redesign from previous GX's and will likely be in the top 2-3 vehicles Lexus sells this year.
#15
Goodbye v8-
just heard on U-Tube- that all V-8 , LC and RC lexus are discontinued in Europe. Expected life span here maybe 2 years or less-- Sad News!! Lexus wanted to be all electric by 2030- MISTAKE!