Lexus RC300h used • 21 cars price-checked by AutoUncle

Interested in finding a great deal on a used Lexus RC300h?

Are you thinking of getting a pre-owned hybrid car? The Lexus RC300h is a great pick. In total, there are 9 used Lexus RC300hs for sale on AutoUncle in the UK gathered from numerous dealership websites and online marketplaces.

What is the used car price of the Lexus RC300h?

The price of a used Lexus RC300h ranges from £14,991 for the cheapest model to £29,898 for the latest and most well-equipped model.

A pre-owned Lexus RC300h costs very different depending on mainly five factors: the year of manufacturing, engine capacity and performance, the car's fuel economy, how many miles the car has travelled not to mention the equipment level of the car.

For example, a younger car with fewer miles on the odometer will generally cost more. Likewise, models at the higher end boasting luxurious features or more powerful engines will also carry a more substantial price tag than, for example, an older car without special equipment and with many kilometres behind it.

What equipment variants are available for Lexus RC300h?

The Lexus RC300h comes in two unique equipment variants:

• Lexus RC300h Sport Line: Right now you will find 6 cars for sale at an average price of £19,692)
• Lexus RC300h Luxury Line: 1 car for sale at an average price of £15,250

Which fuel variants are most in demand for the Lexus RC300h?

Plug-in hybrid is the foremost fuel option for the Lexus RC300h.

Available fuel options for Lexus RC300h:

• Lexus RC300h plug-in hybrid: 6 cars currently available with an average price of £21,935
• Lexus RC300h hybrid: 3 cars currently available with an average price of £17,228

When contemplating fuel type choices, reflecting on your driving habits is important. In an average week, how much distance do you drive? Are you more inclined to take short drives or to go on longer journeys?

If your trips are mostly short, electric, plug-in hybrid or petrol may make the most sense. For daily long-distance driving, the electric car is often ideal - especially with a charger at home or at work. If you have a daily commute over longer distances, a modern electric car can be a great choice - especially if you have access to charging at home or at work. In a few cases with long journeys and limited charging infrastructure, diesel can be a practical solution. Keep in mind that diesel engines with high emissions have been banned from entering cities in a range of countries.

The popularity of hybrid cars is accelerating

The UK's inclination towards hybrid vehicles is attributed to their fuel efficiency, lower carbon emissions compared to traditional vehicles, and the rising accessibility of charging infrastructure, in line with the country's environmental directives and tax breaks for environmentally friendly transport. The integration of hybrid vehicles such as the Lexus RC300h plays a crucial role in evolving towards more eco-conscious and sustainable transport alternatives.

Upsides to investing in a used hybrid car

Many positives are associated with the selection of a used hybrid vehicle. Advantages such as:

1. Cost savings on purchase: Pre-owned owned hybrid vehicles tend to be more economically priced than their new counterparts. This more economical initial price can open up hybrid car ownership to a wider audience.

2. Environmental benefits: Hybrid automobiles have a lower emission footprint compared to traditional petrol or diesel cars. By choosing a used hybrid, you're reducing the environmental impact compared to buying a new car, considering the manufacturing process, particularly for the battery, involves carbon emission generation.

3. Fuel efficiency: Hybrid cars are known for their fuel efficiency, combining a petrol engine with an electric motor. This level of efficiency might yield substantial fuel cost savings over an extended period.

4. Technological features: Advanced features are common even in earlier hybrid models, delivering a high-technology driving experience.

5. Government incentives: In the UK, lower road taxation is typically applied to hybrid vehicles, attributed to their lesser CO2 emissions. Hybrids may receive reduced or no congestion charges in some areas, central London being a prime example, depending on their levels of emissions.

What body types is the Lexus RC300h available in?

The Lexus RC300h only comes in the coupe body type in the UK. A coupe is a type of body design that prioritises style and sporty driving. The chassis is typically tighter and stronger than that of a sedan or SUV. This type of car is mostly for people without kids and who tend to travel light. Coupes are typically more expensive to buy than their equivalent sedan or hatchback sister models.

Which competitors does the Lexus RC300h have?

The Lexus RC300h faces stiff competition within its segment.

Preferred alternatives to the Lexus RC300h

• BMW 420
• Audi TT
• Mazda MX5

With a selection of 1,733 available models on AutoUncle, the BMW 420 clearly stands out as the top alternative to the Lexus RC300h. The BMW 420 has an average price tag of £17,750.

The next best alternative car is the Audi TT with 1,042 cars currently for sale with an average sales price of £13,990. Another good choice for an alternative car is the Mazda MX5 with 689 cars for sale for the average price of £14,695.