The most recent mileage readings for the sampled Lexus RC (2018–21) vehicles show that the majority, around 41%, have covered 0 to 10,000 miles, indicating many vehicles are relatively low mileage. The next largest group, comprising 21.3%, has between 10,000 and 20,000 miles. Vans in the 20,000 to 30,000-mile range make up 18%, suggesting a significant number of vehicles are well-maintained but have moderate usage. Smaller proportions are found in higher mileage brackets, such as 30,000 to 40,000 miles (7.7%) and 50,000 to 60,000 miles (3.8%). Overall, the data suggests the typical Lexus RC from this period tends to be relatively low mileage, which can be an appealing factor for potential buyers.

The data shows the percentage of private sale prices for Lexus RC (2018-21) vehicles across various price ranges in the UK. Notably, the 23000 to 24000 GBP range has the highest occurrence at 8.7%, indicating this is a common private sale value. Prices between 17000 and 20000 GBP also feature relatively frequently, each with around 1-2.7%. Interestingly, higher price brackets like 27000 to 28000 GBP and 36000 to 37000 GBP have notable percentages at 8.2% and 7.1% respectively, suggesting these are also significant market segments. Conversely, very high-priced vehicles over 39000 GBP are quite rare, each with just 1.1%. Overall, the distribution reveals a concentration of private sales in the mid-range prices, with some notable peaks around 23000-24000 GBP and certain higher brackets, indicating a varied but concentrated market for this vehicle model.

The data indicates that the majority of Lexus RC vehicles from the 2018-2021 model range were manufactured in 2019, accounting for approximately 54.1% of the sample. Vehicles from 2020 make up around 41%, while those from 2021 are relatively fewer at 3.3%. Interestingly, only a small percentage, 1.6%, were produced in 2018. This distribution suggests that the 2019 model year is the most common among these vehicles, possibly reflecting higher production volumes or greater market presence during that year.

The data indicates that for the Lexus RC (2018-21), the most common main paint colours are Red (21.9%), White (18.6%), Blue (18.6%), and Black (18.6%), each accounting for roughly a fifth or less of the vehicles. Silver is somewhat less prevalent at 14.2%, while Grey, Yellow, and Orange are much less common, collectively representing a small proportion of less than 10%. Notably, the distribution shows a balanced preference among the top four colours, with Red slightly leading. The relatively low percentage of Yellow and Orange suggests these brighter, more eye-catching colours are less favored in this model.

The data on registered keepers for Lexus RC (2018–21) vehicles reveals that the majority of these cars have had between one and two previous owners, with 29.5% having just one and 39.9% having two. Notably, a smaller proportion, only 2.2%, has had five previous keepers, which could indicate higher turnover or shared ownership history in that segment. Overall, this suggests that most Lexus RCs in this period tend to have relatively low to moderate numbers of prior owners, potentially reflecting their appeal to owners who prefer longer-term ownership.

The data indicates that all Lexus RC models from 2018 to 2021 are equipped with a 2,494cc engine capacity and utilize hybrid electric as their primary fuel type. This suggests a consistent use of hybrid technology across the entire vehicle range during this period, highlighting Lexus's focus on combining efficiency with performance in this model.