2025 White over red/black, coupe
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2025-lexus-lc500-3/

 

curious if that Dealer will buy this 1 also.

 

He said in the other thread he has enough LC500 inventory.
I think he just wants to get some on inventory.

 

We'll be in HHI visiting shortly, maybe I'll stop in and see what they have and the pricing. Been by there numerous times but never thought about stopping in.

 

Considering what the last one sold for, expect to see them fairly frequently from this point on. No need to post a thread about them every week, just bookmark the LC500 page

https://bringatrailer.com/lexus/lc/

 

That is such a Florida-spec car (other than the cold weather package)! White, glass roof, no DHP, etc...

I suspect there is a significant difference in demand, at the moment, between the coupes and convertibles. Let's see how this fares...

 

Presentation also makes a fairly significant difference along with having a tried and true seller like WOB who dazzles with photography. People always pay a higher premium for a known entity who is great at what he does.

I too am curious how much of a significant difference (percentage-wise over MSRP) between the coupe and convertible.

 

Well, it sold for a little over the original sticker price, for what wasn't a particularly unique spec. Someone outbid PMUZI...

 

did someone snipe him or did he let it go because of selling price.

 

He let it go. Buyer will be paying just over $115k so still $9k over MSRP. Not bad.

 

They got two convertibles that they bought 2-3 weeks ago.

 

As a coupe owner, I like to think the hardtops will be highly desirable in the last few years of production. I think the build mix was only 10% of total production once the 2021 convertible arrived. Overall I bet the mix of coupe vs convertible is 50/50 due to the 2018-2020 being all coupe.


Glad to see these high sales figures.

 

Hittin the crack pipe HARD. 2023. 12k miles
$102,000


Bruce in Fl