Used Lexus LC 500 asking prices climb 9.7% in three months

Used Lexus LC 500 asking prices are rising faster than those of any of the 14 models with a rising trend that we track. In listings we tracked through Oct. 1, comparable cars (same trim, model year and miles) asked 9.7% more than in June, a comparison built on 46 listings in June and 87 in October.

Only 14 of the 49 models with a price trend are moving up, and 24 held flat. Our monthly asking price level for the LC 500 rose from 83.5 in December 2025 to 100 in October 2026.

Few sellers are cutting

The LC 500's market temperature is hot. Price cuts are uncommon: 13% of cars had one in the last 90 days, and the median cut was 1.7%, so recent price drops are the exception.

New supply is arriving, though. There were 48 cars listed in the last 30 days, and the 87 LC 500s for sale are a bigger pool than the 46 listings we compared in June.

Most of the supply is 2018 cars

Of the 87 cars, 56 are 2018 models, with a median ask of $81,500. The median across all model years, 2018 to 2026, is $86,700, and the cheapest LC 500 asks $56,100.

Newer cars sit well above that. A 2021 is typically listed at about 71% of a 2024's price, and the older the car, the lower the share.

Deals remain despite the climb

Against fair values in our LC 500 price guide, 35 of the 87 cars are priced over fair value, so the premium end is real. Fourteen of the good-or-great deals are rated great, and you can sort the best deals first.

One is a red 2024 Coupe with 20,069 miles in Fort Myers, Florida, listed at $103,957, about $15,500 under its fair value. It has been listed 60 days.

A white 2022 Coupe with 31,558 miles in San Antonio, Texas, asks $90,188, about $12,000 under fair value. At 66 days listed, it is worth asking for a lower price.

A 2021 LC 500 in Caviar in Centerville, Ohio, asks $96,178, about $10,500 under fair value, with only 10,501 miles. Each additional 1,000 miles takes about $300 off an LC 500's value.