Does the 2022 Inspiration Series Package come with Limited Slip Differential.
Sticker shows a package with the following but not specific to LSD.
Thank you in advance!!

Inspiration (TM) Series-
21" Wheels, Iridium Exterior Color, Dark Chrome
Exterior Trim, Dark Rose Interior Accents and Seat
Belts, Inspiration Series Scuff Plates and
Serialized Badge, Rear Air Spoiler, Mark Levinson
13-Speaker Reference Surround Sound Audio System,
Head-Up Display, Heated Steering Wheel,
SmartAccess card key, Performance Damper
** Trunk Mat, Cargo Net, Wheel Locks & Key Gloves

 

Has anybody found out the answer to this?

 

It does since the sport package features are standard, the only thing is missing the performance package VGRS and rear wheel steering.

 

I'm not so sure the above answer is correct The Lexus announcement makes no mention of the Sport Package, but does say that the 2022 model is "Building on the LC 500 Touring Package" Again, not sure, but I would say that if the LSD is not listed on the Monroney than it would not include that option.

https://pressroom.lexus.com/2022-lex...ax-and-unwind/

 

not much of an 'inspiration' if it doesn't include lsd. sheez

 

Does LSD really make much of a difference for everyday driving?

 

LSD is not showing on the Inspiration monroney, however the performance damper is listed.

 

if you drive it like a camry, no.

 

Well if you add the LSD with the rear dampers AND the cf scuff plates with bespoke build, it’s only a ~$1k package, they could have just made them standard even for the base model without much impact on price

 

when you say 'rear dampers' do you mean the 'yamaha damper'? if so, that's just one damper i believe that goes between the wheels.

 

Which do you guys prefer? The Coupe version or Convertible?

 

obviously subjective, but i think that red convertible roof on silver body looks terrible.

coupe looks awesome.

 

I like the convertible color combination, looks better in person.

 

I'm sorry, but I've always been a coupe person in general - so coupe for me please!

 

A drop top is always on my "nice" car...hardtops are for SUVs. I like the way the Coupe version looks, as well as how they do on many models, but the top-down experience on a beautiful day or evening will never be replicated in a Coupe.