As you better know already, Lexus triumphantly debuted the LC 500 this week at the Detroit auto show. What you probably don’t know is that while the car represents the very pinnacle of Japanese design (and auto design for that matter), it may also employ some Egyptian styling cues.

The Lexus LC 500 at this year’s North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) is no longer a concept itself, but the Michelin Pilot Super Sport ZP rubber the show car is wearing is.

Off the heels of Lexus debuting the new LC 500 at this year’s Detroit auto show, rendering artists are already designing faster and more racecar-inspired versions of the new super coupe.

With the world watching, Lexus just unveiled a brand new flagship luxury 2 + 2 coupe that will help drive the brand into the future: the LC 500.

With the North American International Auto Show coming up in Detroit next month, Lexus let loose some appetizing information about their world introduction of the LC Coupe.

To kick off the auto show circuit in Detroit next month, Lexus may be dropping the biggest reveal of the week when they show off the LC500, a luxury coupe based on the LF-LC concept.