It's a damn conspiracy, at this point!

 

Finding a Lexus LC 500 on the road is like trying to spot a solid gold chariot being pulled by a unicorn while the driver is simultaneously reciting Shakespeare backwards.

 

And a convertible is twice as difficult!

 

Wit foolish a than, fool witty a better.

(Just practicing for when we see each other)

 

I’m sure I heard somewhere that the convertible has outsold the coupe, in the US, by about 2:1, since it was introduced? Of course, then there are also quite a lot of coupes from MY2018-20, also. In NJ, so far, I’ve seen only other coupes - in MD, the only other one I’ve seen was a convertible.

 

Agreed, in my area as well.

I keep looking as I know they’re out there and the only ones I’ve ever seen were in the showroom, but I’m also guilty of just starting to look for them after I got my Lexus last year 😊

 

I've seen more verts in the wild than coupes....

 

I live in the metropolitan Detroit area and the LC 500 is indeed a rare bird. I’ve sighted more Ferrari, Lamborghini and Bentley cars than the LC 500 (One seen in the last 2 years!) Porsche 911 and Corvettes are popular and common in this region.

 

Agree, only ones I've seen around here are at the Dealership, in the wild not so much. But I'm OK with that since it's nice not seeing the same identical vehicle.

 

 

Spotted today at Isle of Palms, SC, where we are vacationing this week!

 

We are just going to miss each other. We'll be there next week! Without the LC, though: the dog's stuff would take up all of the trunk and half of the rear seats.

Enjoy your stay!

 

First time to SC....first time vacationing with my sister, brother, and their kids.....can't believe you can rent a $5mm beachfront home for only $14k/week!

We are having a blast!

 

Glad you're enjoying yourselves! I've been to Charleston a lot and Mt. Pleasant as well, but this will be our first time staying on IoP. If you make it to Charleston, I'd recommend having a meal at Hyman's Seafood on Meeting Street.

 

SC!! Home away from home, even in Winter, Surfside beach, sure beats the snow.Great spot.