The most recent mileage data for the Lexus LC (2017-21) 500 2DR Coupe indicates that a significant proportion of vehicles fall within the lower mileage brackets, with 27.8% having recorded 0 to 10,000 miles and 36.1% between 10,000 to 20,000 miles. This suggests many owners tend to keep their vehicles relatively low in mileage, potentially reflecting their status as newer or well-maintained examples. Additionally, smaller percentages of vehicles are found in higher mileage ranges—only 8.3% are between 50,000 and 60,000 miles, and just 2.8% in the 30,000 to 40,000-mile range. Overall, the data portrays a market where a notable portion of these vehicles are relatively low in mileage, which could be appealing to buyers seeking less-used models.

The data for private sale values of the Lexus LC (2017-21) 500 2DR Coupé indicates that a significant proportion of vehicles fall within the £33,000 to £36,000 range, representing multiple price brackets at approximately 2.8%. Notably, the highest percentage (11.1%) of valuations are clustered around the £40,000 to £48,000 marks, specifically at £40,000–£41,000, £47,000–£48,000, £45,000–£46,000, and £46,000–£47,000, suggesting these are common sale prices for this model. Additionally, there is a noticeable drop in valuation percentages at the lower (£38,000–£39,000 and £33,000–£34,000) brackets (each at 2.8%), indicating fewer vehicles sell at these lower prices. Overall, the data suggests that most private sales for this model tend to cluster around the mid-£40,000s range, with fewer vehicles trading at higher or lower extremes.

The data shows that the majority of Lexus LC (2017-21) 500 models are from 2018, accounting for approximately 52.8%. The second most common year of manufacture is 2017, making up about 27.8%, while only small percentages are from 2019 (16.7%) and 2020 (2.8%). Notably, there are no data entries for 2021, which could suggest fewer models from that year or limited data coverage. Overall, the vehicle population appears to be concentrated mainly in the 2018 and 2017 models.

The data indicates that among the Lexus LC models (2017-21) 500 2DR Coupe, white is the most common paint colour, accounting for approximately 27.8% of vehicles. Red and blue also feature prominently, with red representing around 22.2% and blue about 11.1%. Grey is notable as well, making up 16.7%, while black is less common at 8.3%. Silver, at 13.9%, rounds out the colour distribution. Overall, the colour preferences suggest a preference for classic, neutral, and bold colours, with white being particularly dominant.

The data indicates that a significant majority of the Lexus LC (2017-21) 500 2DR Coupe has had between one and three registered keepers. Specifically, 27.8% of these vehicles have had a single registered keeper, and an additional 33.3% have had two keepers, totaling around 61.1%. Notably, approximately 30.6% of the vehicles have had three keepers, while only small percentages have had four (2.8%) or five (5.6%) keepers. This pattern suggests that most owners tend to keep the vehicle for a period before selling or transferring ownership, with a relatively low incidence of vehicles changing hands multiple times beyond a few owners.

The data indicates that all vehicles of the Lexus LC (2017-21) 500 2DR Coupe with the specified description are equipped with a 3.456-liter engine, and 100% of these models are powered by hybrid electric fuel systems. This suggests a consistent drivetrain specification across this vehicle segment, emphasizing the model’s focus on hybrid technology and possibly reflecting manufacturer decisions to standardize the hybrid system for this series.