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I’ve only been here 3 days and have seen probably 15 Lambos, 15 Ferraris, 5 AMs, 5 RRs, and a few Maseratis. Soooo many exotics here.
However…. this is an LC 500 Spotter’s Thread.
Welcome to Phx...I used to live on Scottsdale and Princess Drive. Like living in a exotic shop factory. To fit in you had to have a 7 figure vehicle to keep up with the Jones's.
Welcome to Phx...I used to live on Scottsdale and Princess Drive. Like living in an exotic shop factory. To fit in you had to have a 7 figure vehicle to keep up with the Jones's.
That post was from my trip to Tokyo two weeks ago.
Saw this beauty at my golf course parking lot today.
Was parked few spots over so pulled my LS500 in front of her as I was leaving and snapped a few pics.....
1st time I saw a LC500 here, and have yet to see another LS500 outside the dealership.
Anyone seen Cloudburst Gray And Shadow Gray Mica? I've Googled and I can find all kinds of comparisons Except That one.
It looks to me that the metallic is more prevalent in the SGM. It seems to "change color" more than the Cloudburst to me. Those are the 2 colors that interest me the most.
What say y'all?
Bruce in Fl.
CAVIAR, as most owners may attest, changes color and sheen depending on light intensity. in bright sun,
the metallic paint glows with an almost purple hue; at night , it looks black. up close, you can see
colorful metal spots kind of glowing in the paint .....
Saw Copper Crest LC500 vert. for the first time in person today, not bad, interesting colour, but probably not I would personally pick for this model ......
Saw Copper Crest LC500 vert. for the first time in person today, not bad, interesting colour, but probably not I would personally pick for this model ......
Not sure if your angle or the color itself but it seems to soften the edges a lot.
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