Aussie Customares Will Have The Opportunity To Drive One Of The 5 Lexus LC Inspiration Series

by AutoExpert   |  27 May, 2021

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Aussies are very lucky this year and now Lexus announced that their 2021 Lexus LC Inspiration Series is ready for sale in Australia.  to go on sale in Australia. Offered in two specifications, the LC 500 and LC 500h, up to five units of the model will arrive in the country and they have a strict order-only basis for the delivery exclusive via the official dealerships.

The 2021 LC Inspiration Series was inspired by the world of aviation and aeronautical engineering. Available in Onyx, White Nova or Sonic Silver finish paint, but all will feature black ornamentation on the grille, bumper garnish, side rocker molding, and headlamp surrounds. The vehicle is designed to ride on 21-inch forged black twin-spoken wheels. Its centerpiece also features a carbon fiber fixed rear wing, to allow increase the downforce and make it even more stable at high speeds.

Especially for the Australian regulations, the model is offered with a left-hand drive model, and features elements such as a black leather-accented cockpit, saddle tan accents, and Alcantara inserts on different interior elements.

Also, the LC Inspiration Series carries along with the Lexus Encore Platinum program, giving the drivers access to valet parking passes, dining and accommodation offers. Meanwhile, you can even have access to vehicle loans via the Lexus on Demand service and experiences with the brand’s ambassadors.

The LC 500 will be the most affordable of the series, with its MSRP starting at AU$219,393 (US$170,154). Hiding under the hood a 5.0-liter naturally aspirated V8 engine makes it deliver up to 471 horsepower and 540 Newton-meters of torque. Meanwhile, the LC 500h carries the automaker’s petrol-electric hybrid powertrain with a total output of 354 horsepower and its price starts at AU$219,553 (US$170,278).

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