Lexus LC 500h
Hyper GTs

Lexus LC 500h

£55,000

used

Indicative market price, updated periodically.

354bhp

Power

4.7s

0-100 km/h

249km/h

Top Speed

£55,000

Price Used

How hard it pulls.

Peak g-force the instant you bury the throttle, estimated from the car's 0–100 time and drivetrain.

Lexus LC 500h
LAUNCH
0–100 KM/H4.7 s
Top Speed249 km/h
BRAKEACCELLATLAT0.51.01.5
EST. PEAK LAUNCH0.7g
TRACTION
Power354 bhp
Torque500 Nm
DrivetrainRWD

Estimated peak launch g from the 0–100 time and drivetrain: an honest approximation, not a measured figure.

The Lexus LC 500h is a 2+2 seater fixed-head coupé by Lexus, with 354 bhp, 500 Nm of torque, a 0-100 km/h time of 4.7 seconds and a top speed of 249 km/h. Indicative used value: approximately £55,000. Actual values vary with specification, condition and history.

Overview

This page is a catalogue summary while we rebuild it as a full ownership review. It is not yet a buying guide.

The interesting thing about the Lexus LC 500h is where it sits in a 600-car garage, not where it sits on a spec sheet. Its 354 bhp places it 460th for power, yet that number only tells part of the story: this is a car defined by balance, not by chasing the highest figures in the catalogue. Its 0-100 km/h time of 4.7 seconds is quicker than 169 cars in the collection, while its top speed of 249 km/h places it 522nd. The numbers reveal a machine with a different priority from the outright performance leaders.

That difference becomes clearer when the LC 500h is viewed through its engineering layout. Just 51 cars in the catalogue use a V6, 22 combine a V6 with rear-wheel drive, and only 8 are naturally aspirated V6 cars. The LC 500h sits inside that narrow group, pairing a 3.5-litre, 3,456 cc naturally aspirated V6 with RWD. Its 500 Nm of torque and 354 bhp are not intended to dominate the catalogue, but they place this 2+2 seater fixed-head coupé in a distinct corner of it.

The price position reinforces that character. At a used price of £55,000, the LC 500h ranks 415th for cost among the 600 cars, making it more expensive than 185 entries. Its £155 cost per bhp reflects a choice that is not measured only in acceleration. This is a Hyper GT from Lexus, a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1989, and it belongs to a catalogue group where 48 cars come from Japan. Lexus itself has 7 cars represented, giving this model a specific place within both the marque and the wider collection.

The appeal of the LC 500h comes from the compromise it asks a collector to make. It does not occupy the upper reaches of the catalogue for power, speed, or price, and that restraint is exactly what separates it. Selecting this car means accepting that another garage choice may deliver a higher number on a performance chart, in exchange for owning one of the rare naturally aspirated V6 RWD cars in the collection. It is the choice of a collector who wants a Hyper GT with its own measured character, not simply the quickest answer available.

Specifications

Engine

3.5 litre3456 cc(210.898 cu in) V 6 in 60° vee naturally aspirated petrol

Displacement

3.5L

Power

354 bhp

Torque

500 Nm

0-100 km/h

4.7s

Top Speed

249 km/h

Drivetrain

RWD

Country

Japan

Body Style

2+2 seater fixed-head coupé

Years

2017–present

Price Used

£55,000

Specifications are manufacturer-published figures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the specifications of the Lexus LC 500h?

The Lexus LC 500h is a 2+2 seater fixed-head coupé by Lexus, with 354 bhp, 500 Nm of torque, a 0-100 km/h time of 4.7 seconds and a top speed of 249 km/h. Indicative used value: approximately £55,000. Actual values vary with specification, condition and history.

How much does a Lexus LC 500h cost?

Indicative used value: approximately £55,000. Actual values vary with specification, condition and history.

What drivetrain does the Lexus LC 500h use?

The Lexus LC 500h is configured with rear-wheel drive.

What type of car is the Lexus LC 500h?

The Lexus LC 500h is a hyper gts manufactured by Lexus in Japan. Production started in 2017.