Photo: theophiluschin.com
While the Detroit Auto Show where the Lexus LC 500 made its debut is well behind us, the shining aura of the big coup is still strong. As a result, the world wide web keeps having all sorts of lucid dreams on the topic and you can see the latest one above.
This Lexus LC 500 Convertible may only be a rendering, but we have to admit it's the kind of sight that keeps you thinking about it even after the first contact.
The pixel arrangement comes from Theophilus Chin, who has managed to stick with the trend dictated by the car's factory styling cues.
Then again, given the fact that it takes a highly trained eye to spot the difference between the production LC and the LF-LC concept car, the digital artist had a brilliant starting point.
As always in such scenarios, the obvious question has to do with the business case behind the production incarnation of such a contraption.
Lexus has already made a bold step by releasing this coupe, so we don't expect the company to go down the Convertible route, at least not too soon.
Nevertheless, given the bewildering appearance of this open-air Lex, we might just see an eccentric owner commissioning one.
These days, it's enough for a wide open mind, one with financial backing, to browse the web for a few hours in search of something unique, in order for the world to be gifted with creations such as the one envisioned here.
For instance, we might just see such a Convertible showing up at SEMA this year. However, with SEMA being SEMA, we expect the mandatory body kit, wing, rims and other such look-at-me pieces to be present on the car. Guess all that's left now is to wait for November 1, when the Las Vegas custom party kicks off.
The pixel arrangement comes from Theophilus Chin, who has managed to stick with the trend dictated by the car's factory styling cues.
Then again, given the fact that it takes a highly trained eye to spot the difference between the production LC and the LF-LC concept car, the digital artist had a brilliant starting point.
As always in such scenarios, the obvious question has to do with the business case behind the production incarnation of such a contraption.
Lexus has already made a bold step by releasing this coupe, so we don't expect the company to go down the Convertible route, at least not too soon.
Nevertheless, given the bewildering appearance of this open-air Lex, we might just see an eccentric owner commissioning one.
These days, it's enough for a wide open mind, one with financial backing, to browse the web for a few hours in search of something unique, in order for the world to be gifted with creations such as the one envisioned here.
For instance, we might just see such a Convertible showing up at SEMA this year. However, with SEMA being SEMA, we expect the mandatory body kit, wing, rims and other such look-at-me pieces to be present on the car. Guess all that's left now is to wait for November 1, when the Las Vegas custom party kicks off.
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