2022 Convertible?
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Despite there being extremely low inventory of vehicles in general, doesn't seem that LC Convertibles are selling that well, which is understandable; it's very much a niche product. Much of the current stock has been sitting a long time.
Considering a Range Rover Sport Autobiography (talk about low inventory, there's literally almost zero inventory), an F150 Limited, and an LC 500 Convertible. I know, vastly different vehicles. The LC is impractical but man, just stunning. And that exhaust note! LOL
Considering a Range Rover Sport Autobiography (talk about low inventory, there's literally almost zero inventory), an F150 Limited, and an LC 500 Convertible. I know, vastly different vehicles. The LC is impractical but man, just stunning. And that exhaust note! LOL
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Despite there being extremely low inventory of vehicles in general, doesn't seem that LC Convertibles are selling that well, which is understandable; it's very much a niche product. Much of the current stock has been sitting a long time.
Considering a Range Rover Sport Autobiography (talk about low inventory, there's literally almost zero inventory), an F150 Limited, and an LC 500 Convertible. I know, vastly different vehicles. The LC is impractical but man, just stunning. And that exhaust note! LOL
Considering a Range Rover Sport Autobiography (talk about low inventory, there's literally almost zero inventory), an F150 Limited, and an LC 500 Convertible. I know, vastly different vehicles. The LC is impractical but man, just stunning. And that exhaust note! LOL
I tend to disagree that the LC convertible hasn't been selling well. If you look at the historical sales numbers, you'll see that since they introduced the vert into the mix, Lexus has been getting their best sales numbers on the model. Unfortunately we cannot decipher the breakdown between coupes and verts, but I can almost guarantee that the majority of sales figures over the past 6 months has been primarily verts.
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Didn't mean to convey that the convertible isn't selling that well versus the coupe, but rather that they're not selling that well inherently. A lot of inventory out there that's been sitting 90, 120 days. Not saying this is a bad thing, but the buyer pool--regardless of the current supply/demand dynamic in both new and used cars right now--is tiny.
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May be isolated, but I've been monitoring the dealer near me, and convertibles seem to be selling in 30 days or less. They had an IS coupe that was gone in a week and a half. Supposedly they are getting full MSRP (although I paid less).
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The nearest dealerships to me, both located in Jacksonville, Florida, can't keep them in stock. As soon as one comes in, it sells - even if not pre-ordered.
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When I was searching for an LC a few months ago, the only inventory most dealers had was the convertibles. Hardly any coupes in stock.
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Didn't mean to convey that the convertible isn't selling that well versus the coupe, but rather that they're not selling that well inherently. A lot of inventory out there that's been sitting 90, 120 days. Not saying this is a bad thing, but the buyer pool--regardless of the current supply/demand dynamic in both new and used cars right now--is tiny.
