Labor Day discounts are awesome.
Every now and then, there are some incredible Lexus LC deals that are simply too hard to pass up, assuming you've got the funds. The Japanese luxury brand's stunning grand tourer and new convertible body style continue into the 2021 model year and, for now at least, there are no plans to discontinue them. However, the 600+ hp V8-powered LC F variant appears to be dead, a victim of coronavirus pandemic-related economics. But as the 2021 models are arriving in dealerships, automakers are sometimes giving those franchises a fair amount of leeway regarding discounts, and the LC is on that list at the moment.
According to CarsDirect, there's currently an unadvertised and pretty incredible LC discount happening right now for Labor Day in most of the US with a dealer cash incentive worth up to $15,000.
There are just two catches: one, the convertible is not included. And two, these coupes are dealer demo models. That's not exactly a bad thing because these demo LCs were only driven around town by staff and yet still have relatively few miles. Best of all, they've been meticulously maintained and are brand-new otherwise. Buyers will be getting a used car, but not quite. Basically, the dealership already paid for some depreciation. If you can't manage to find one of these highly discounted demo LCs, then you're still in luck.
The Lexus LC is currently eligible for either a $6,000 cash discount or a 0 percent APR deal for 60 months. However, these deals are only good for the LC 500 and LC Hybrid - not the convertible (again), sadly.
Those interested in taking Lexus up on any of these offers have until September 30, though we wouldn't be surprised to see the demo models sell out fast.
Looking ahead to 2021, we haven't heard of any significant LC model lineup changes planned. At most, a few packaging tweaks could be made and a modest price increase. Currently, a 2020 LC V8 coupe begins at $92,950 and the hybrid at $97,510. Meanwhile, the convertible will set you back by at least $101,000.
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