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Written by Stephen Dobie
Come for the Supra, stay for the LC Convertible. That appears to be Toyota and Lexus"s thinking when it comes to next week"s Detroit motor show. Not content with the Supra"s much-hyped comeback stealing the show, there"s a back-up option should Toyota"s new sports car prove just too crowded for a selfie. Yep, Lexus has sliced the roof from the LC coupe, precisely three years after it made its debut in Detroit. It"s officially a concept, but the shut lines between the boot and the cabin suggest there"s a roof mechanism already in there. Indeed, everything looks quite production ready. Save, perhaps, for the 22in wheels, which give the LC Convertible wonderful stance, but are probably a bit problematic when it comes to ride quality and pot hole negotiation.
Date written: 11 Jan 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 14522
Come for the Supra, stay for the LC Convertible. That appears to be Toyota and Lexus"s thinking when it comes to next week"s Detroit motor show. Not content with the Supra"s much-hyped comeback stealing the show, there"s a back-up option should Toyota"s new sports car prove just too crowded for a selfie. Yep, Lexus has sliced the roof from the LC coupe, precisely three years after it made its debut in Detroit. It"s officially a concept, but the shut lines between the boot and the cabin suggest there"s a roof mechanism already in there. Indeed, everything looks quite production ready. Save, perhaps, for the 22in wheels, which give the LC Convertible wonderful stance, but are probably a bit problematic when it comes to ride quality and pot hole negotiation.
Date written: 11 Jan 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 14522
