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One of those areas is styling. Lexus has tried very hard recently to shed its image as a purveyor of boring cars. You certainly can’t accuse the RC (or any other current Lexus) of looking bland, but i The RC is getting a revised front bumper design Lexus makes no mention of the multimedia setup, so we're likely stuck the oft-maligned-at-Cars.com Remote Touch with a touchpad as seen in the photo Given that’s the best Lexus sports car since the LFA, we’ve some hope the RC can take a decent swipe at the Audi A5 and BMW 4 Series, neither of which has an all-time great chassis. Lexus hasn’t gone Lexus promises it'll be the best-handling iteration of the RC to date. As for everything else, well, Lexus won't give it up -- not yet, at least. When it comes to the powertrain or anything else under Forget the Bugatti Divo or the other big debuts, this is much more interesting. A couple of years ago at Pebble Beach, the spectacular Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 managed to grab the attention not only Old-school V8 is charming. Special edition touches give it unique look. Fun to drive. No major performance upgrades. V8 is thirsty. Feels low-tech compared to rivals. Sometimes it pays to break a few .

Employing the “sharper and more graceful” ethos behind the LC, Lexus claims that the RC's aerodynamics and mechanical package have been overhauled, making the updated car "more athletic and responsive Lexus has pulled the sheets off the 2019 RC, its updated luxury sports coupe that will make an official debut at the Paris Motor Show 2018 in October. Borrowing styling tweaks from the concept-like Le Following an introduction for 2015, the RC is now at the midway point in its life cycle and has been given an update to keep it looking and feeling fresh as it enters 2019. The updated car makes a for Lexus has revealed a series of updates for its RC coupe ahead of the facelifted car’s full reveal at the Paris Motor Show in October. The exterior boasts a range of changes, including a new front bump .