Rommelromm

So we know that Lexus announced a much more fleshed out F/F Sport tier level, but there hasn’t been much product to back it up.

https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1134068_lexus-f-to-introduce-4-levels-of-performance

Some packages could easily be renamed for the F Sport Design and F Sport Handling levels, but F Sport Performance should come with something.

I hope we see this become a reality, I think I’ve settled on a LC but would really love a bit more power.

355F1

Who even knows if the LC will be around in 2023…..

LXSDO

LC is so much F that there is no f sport trim.
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Kira X

iTrader: (24)

I’m hoping they do something for the LC since they cancelled the LC-F. Toyota/Lexus is just so slow when it comes to anything that isn’t a generic egg shaped crossover.

breplica

Zero chance of a proper F car imo, but small chance of a LC F sport trim final edition perhaps? But given how cosmetic all the limited edition LC500s have been these past few years, I doubt a final edition would be anything worth waiting for. Probably some fancy interior colours, maybe a new wheel design or funky spoiler at the most

guanche2k9

I agree with @breplica . Most likely no major changes except for aesthetics and perhaps some minor tweaks/improvements to suspension or transmission tuning. Nothing to the point of making an F Sport Performance or F version....As @355F1 mentioned, I'd be surprised if they even have another model year for it. This would also lead me to believe that I doubt they will have a next gen LC...

355F1

The LC will be one of or the last NA V8 desirable vehicles manufactured.

sdot415

If they were planning to introduce a new trim, they would've done so by now after 5 model years. Also with the supply chain shortages and production halt at the Motomachi plant, I'd be surprised if the LC itself will be around much longer.

KennyFSU

Doubtful and I'm sad.

threeputt

Still hope for those that have an LC on order (me included). No mention of April shutdown at Motomachi plant:

Production suspension in April (7 lines in 5 plants out of 28 lines in 14 plants)

Plants Period of production suspension Production vehicle Toyota Motor Corporation

Tsutsumi Plant Production line #2 April 4 (Mon), 5 (Tue) Corolla Sport, Camry Toyota Motor Corporation

Tahara Plant Production line #3 LS, IS, RC, RC F, NX Toyota Motor Kyushu

Miyata Plant Production line #1 April 1 (Fri), 4 (Mon), 5 (Tue), 6 (Wed), 7 (Thu), 8 (Fri), 11 (Mon), 18 (Mon), 19 (Tue) NX, NX PHEV, CT, UX, UX BEV
Production line #2 April 1 (Fri) ES, RX Toyota Motor East Japan

Iwate Plant Production line #1 April 4 (Mon), 5 (Tue), 6 (Wed), 7 (Thu), 8 (Fri), 11 (Mon), 12 (Tue) C-HR, Aqua Production line #2 April 16 (Sat), 23 (Sat) Yaris, Yaris Cross Toyota Auto Body

Fujimatsu Plant Production line #2 April 1 (Fri), 4 (Mon) Noah, Voxy

Rommelromm

From everything I read I doubt they cancel the LC, more like they squeeze out a few more years until they have a new halo car ready or close. I also don’t believe they cancelled the twin turbo V8, so what’s it going in? I imagine a LS-F is still possible.

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

right now only 20 new coupes and 54 convertibles for sale nationwide.

pkim1078

I’m hoping my order goes through for a 2022. Ordered January. Originally a 4.5 month wait time, but now 6-9 months.

guanche2k9

Where do you see this? Is there a single source that shows this?

355F1

cars.com, perhaps….?