Lexus LC

The Lexus LC first appeared for the 2018 model year, translating the stunning 2012 LF-LC concept car's design for production. As Lexus's flagship GT, it's built on the GA-L platform shared with the LS sedan. The main attraction for enthusiasts is the LC 500's naturally aspirated 5.0L V8, which produces 471 horsepower and a sound that's becoming exceptionally rare in the modern market.

Collectors are drawn to the LC for its combination of exotic looks, outstanding build quality, and Toyota's well-known reliability. It offers a unique ownership experience that feels special without the typical maintenance costs of its European rivals. Limited production models, such as the Inspiration Series, add to its exclusivity and make it a strong candidate as a future classic.

The market for the LC is strong, with an average transaction price around $83,523. Early models have seen their initial depreciation slow, and they now represent a significant value in the luxury GT space. Well-maintained V8 examples are particularly sought after and are holding their value well against newer, turbocharged competitors.

Prices have ranged from $900 for outlier sales to $182,000 for new, top-spec variants, with an average transaction price of $83,523.