Used Lexus lc for sale

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Some car brands occasionally create mind-boggling creations that silence the industry. This was the case with the Lexus LC, a V8 brute that is – in many ways – the spiritual successor to the V10 LFA supercar. While in a league of its own, the LC does have some rivals, most notably the Audi R8, Jaguar F-Type, Mercedes SL and Porsche 911. Choose a used Lexus LC, available on finance or to purchase.

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Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £5,005.00. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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Lexus lc Buying Guide

What types of used Lexus LC cars are there?

Competing with Porsche and Aston Martin is never going to be easy, but Lexus proved the world wrong with its LC model. Launched in 2018.

The model line-up is kept simple with three options: the standard LC500, LC500h hybrid and LC500 convertible.

What features does the Lexus LC have?

You’d see an LC burble past and think it’s a spaceship from 50 years into the future.

Its sleek, coupé design is like nothing else – and you’ll know when it arrives thanks to its powerful V8 engine.

Inside you’ll be greeted by an equally as futuristic interior. Sure, it has a large 10.3-inch central display, but it’s also got an analogue clock next to it – something that adds a dash of timeless class to an otherwise very modern cabin.

The infotainment system itself is high-quality, but Lexus’s own software isn’t the best out there. Luckily, it has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, meaning you can connect your phone to use your music and maps.

Is the Lexus LC reliable?

Being part of the Toyota family, Lexus offers splendid reliability – even when the car is powered by a massive V8 engine.

Every new Lexus model comes with a three-year/60,000-mile warranty that can be upgraded to a massive 10-year/100,000-mile one.

While this will be transferred to a future owner, it may also be worth adding cinchCare to your purchase.

There’s no independent Euro NCAP crash test rating for the Lexus LC, which is partly due to the small production figures, but there’s no need to worry because the LC comes with some of the best safety tech.

All models are equipped with Lexus Safety System+, which includes radar and camera road monitoring, radar cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, road-sign recognition and automatic high-beam headlights.

It's also safe at higher speeds, thanks to rear-wheel steering and a limited-slip differential that help keep it stable.

How much does the Lexus LC cost to run?

Lexus’s standard LC500 model and LC500 convertible are both powered by the same 471hp, 5.0-litre V8 engine meaning it rivals supercars such as the Porsche 911 Turbo S and Jaguar F-Type V8.

There’s also a more sensible LC500h hybrid version, powered by a 3.5-litre V6 that offers strong low-end torque and less power with 354hp.

The V8 LC model returns around 24mpg, whereas the V6 hybrid variant gets around 35mpg.

Being a high-performance sports coupé comes with its benefits, sure, but there’s always the looming cost of car insurance.

The LC500 sits in insurance groups 47-50, which is right at the top of the range, but costs vary depending on the owner's driving history and location.

Who is the Lexus LC suitable for?

A used Lexus LC is the perfect car for someone after a fast daily driver that oozes wealth, power and intelligence – it’s the thinking person’s choice.

Whether you opt for the V8 or the V6, you’re getting a solid engine that sounds great and performs well.

Plus, new models cost north of £100,000 but are considerably less on the used car market. It may even become a future classic so grab one while you still can.

Should I buy a Lexus LC?

How much is a used Lexus LC on finance?

The cost to buy a used Lexus LC finance will depend on the specific model variant you pick, as prices will always vary across the range.

Our LC models are available on finance deals, giving you the option to spread the cost.

How much is a Lexus LC500?

Brand-new LC500 models start at around £98,000, but get one on the used car market and you could be saving half of that.

When did the Lexus LC500 come out?

The LC500 first came out in 2018 and has remained Lexus’s most expensive and exclusive model ever since in the UK. Things get more expensive as you move to other regions that sell the LX SUV.

What does LC stand for with Lexus?

It simply stands for ‘Luxury Coupé’.

How fast is a Lexus LC500?

The LC500 has a top speed of 167.8mph thanks to its 471hp 5.0-litre V8 engine.