2023 Lexus LC 500 & LC 500h: Handling Updates, New Gray Paint, Sporty Interior & More
We?re not supposed to love the 2023 Lexus LC 500 (and its hybrid equivalent, the LC 500h) as much as we do, but we do (and have loved the LC for a long time). Let?s forget about the fire-breathing antics of the LC?s mainly German competition because the Lexus LC is a different animal. It has no pretensions of being the fastest in a straight line like the BMW M8 or the revamped Mercedes-AMG SL, nor is it the best-handling sports car like the Porsche 911.
But with its exotic interior, shapely body style, and potent naturally-aspirated V8, the 2023 Lexus LC occupies a space in our hearts for being an honest-to-goodness sports coupe.
2023 Lexus LC 500: What?s New"
Lexus vehicles were predominantly lording over other luxury brands with Toyota-esque reliability, peerless luxury features, and bullet-proof powertrains. But then again, Lexus got a reputation for being as dull as home appliances with tepid handling and numb steering. The Lexus Driving Signature credo will change all that. First unveiled for the Lexus IS sedan in 2021, the LC got a moderate sprinkling of the Driving Signature touch with optimized front and rear suspension components.
Furthermore, the LC 500 has an available sport package that includes a Torsen limited-slip differential (LSD) with a Yamaha performance damper, high-performance brake pads, 21-inch forged alloy wheels, and Alcantara-trimmed leather seats. Also new for 2023 is a Cloudburst Gray paint option. Otherwise, the LC 500 and LC ...
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