LC 500 or 500H?
my RC 350 lease is up and I'm looking to get in to an LC. All the reviews and comparisons seems to be of the cars being driven at their extremes: which I can see why the V8 would dominate.
Would love to get some feedback from actual owners in real world conditions. What made you decide one over the other? Would you choose the same given the chance? I love the sound of the V8, but being in Dallas there is really no windy roads or a place to stretch it's legs. The low end torque of the hybrid and the fuel ecomy seems like big practical advantages.
Would love to get some feedback from actual owners in real world conditions. What made you decide one over the other? Would you choose the same given the chance? I love the sound of the V8, but being in Dallas there is really no windy roads or a place to stretch it's legs. The low end torque of the hybrid and the fuel ecomy seems like big practical advantages.
my RC 350 lease is up and I'm looking to get in to an LC. All the reviews and comparisons seems to be of the cars being driven at their extremes: which I can see why the V8 would dominate.
Would love to get some feedback from actual owners in real world conditions. What made you decide one over the other? Would you choose the same given the chance? I love the sound of the V8, but being in Dallas there is really no windy roads or a place to stretch it's legs. The low end torque of the hybrid and the fuel ecomy seems like big practical advantages.
Would love to get some feedback from actual owners in real world conditions. What made you decide one over the other? Would you choose the same given the chance? I love the sound of the V8, but being in Dallas there is really no windy roads or a place to stretch it's legs. The low end torque of the hybrid and the fuel ecomy seems like big practical advantages.
The transmission works well at low revs but not so well at higher revs. I am not happy with a number of things about the car at the moment but for city driving I would say get the hybrid. Both models are exactly the same price here but I believe the hybrid is more expensive than the V8 in the US.
The V8 sound and power delivery is a large part of the experience. One of the selling points is if you drive it in normal mode and keeps the revs low, its as quiet as I would expect a luxury car to be. I wouldn't even consider the hybrid but honestly didn't even test drive it. Downside, gas mileage sucks, getting about 15mpg.
The V8 sound and power delivery is a large part of the experience. One of the selling points is if you drive it in normal mode and keeps the revs low, its as quiet as I would expect a luxury car to be. I wouldn't even consider the hybrid but honestly didn't even test drive it. Downside, gas mileage sucks, getting about 15mpg.
The V8 sound and power delivery is a large part of the experience. One of the selling points is if you drive it in normal mode and keeps the revs low, its as quiet as I would expect a luxury car to be. I wouldn't even consider the hybrid but honestly didn't even test drive it. Downside, gas mileage sucks, getting about 15mpg.
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Reality is 90L > 82L.
And as a footnote, strangely, the LCh has 84L tank.
Last edited by TimboIS; Nov 6, 2018 at 01:35 PM.
- LC500 (21.7 gal): https://www.lexus.com/models/LC/specifications
- Huracan (21.1 gal): https://www.caranddriver.com/lamborghini/huracan/specs
Last edited by uchujin; Nov 6, 2018 at 01:50 PM.
First of all, YOU'RE the one that stated the LC has a "tiny tank" - implying it has less capacity than the Huracan - which clearly is not the case. Secondly, here are the links I used - from AMERICAN websites:
- LC500 (21.7 gal): https://www.lexus.com/models/LC/specifications
- Huracan (21.1 gal): https://www.caranddriver.com/lamborghini/huracan/specs
LC: 21.7 US Gallons < Huracan: 21.1 Imperial Gallons.



- just look at the numbers. Online specs show 2018 LC500: 21.7 gal, 2018 Huracan: 21.1 gal. Pretty close, but the LC has a bigger tank.
