The Matte Nebula Gray painted exterior caught my attention first, then the cool blue interior, and reading the reviews in Motor Trend and Our Auto Expert was surprised to learn this paint scheme on the 2019 Lexus RC F 10th Anniversary Edition is the first on a production car since… the Lexus LFA in 2012. I kind of dig it. Also learned the 10th Anniverary Edition cost a whopping $16,000 more than a vanilla RC F coupe.
What do you get for that? Not entirely sure. Same powertrain – 467 hp V-8 with an eight speed Sport Direct Shift transmission, but the reviews suggest the Performance Package (carbon fiber front spoiler, roof, splitters, rear diffuser, and speed activated rear wing, torque vectoring differential, carbon fiber interior trim, and more!), and blue Brembo brake calipers, wider and lower adjustable suspension, and triple beam LED headlights.
All of the reviews I saw flip flopped between the RC F 10th Anniversary Edition and the base RC F coupe, and so I can’t say with any certainly what that $16,000 gets you – except for damned sure some exclusivity, with only 240 of these Matte Nebula Gray models on the streets. Find this one-owner car originally owned in Washington here in Austin, Texas. No need for MaxCare – still under manufacturer warranty for four years and 50,000 miles! The car sold new for about $90,000 just one year ago.  
If you don’t care for the high price or exclusivity and upgrades of the anniversary edition you can have the regular old 2015 RC F below with 19,000 miles for only $44,998 – another $25,000 less than the 10th Anniversary Edition model. Awful tempting. Find this cheaper one here in Los Angeles. 


The first generation CLS550 remains one of my favorite body shapes. Produced from 2004 through 2010 but not at all dated to me. And CarMax only carries European cars up to 10 years old, so just one more year to snag one of these
 *Quick Hit means I have to post something short and sweet because A) the car may be gone soon B) I don’t have the time to write a lengthy piece and C) I don’t think you all want to read long essays all the time.
Planning to do a piece soon on CarMax unicorns with ridiculously low miles and thinking this one may not be around that long. A 2015 Camaro with only 332 miles on the odometer. 
Called the Tupelo dealer to verify. Unfortunately they couldn’t produce the MaxCare numbers. It’s only a 323 HP six cylinder, but it’s got a manual transmission, it’s a sunshiny Yellow, and damned near new for a four year old car. Find it 
Thanks to reader Hans Mertens this rare 2010 Hummer H3t Alpha pickup truck came to my attention – rare because the Alpha has the 5.3 liter 300hp V-8 instead of the 3.7 liter inline 5 cylinder with 240hp, and because only 48 units were sold in 2010 – the final year of production.
Bragging’s not really what owners do on the Hummer forums I looked at (except for Jeremy the Canadian who wrote 


Surprised to see this great little Mercedes

Thanks to eagle-eyed CarMax sniper and blog reader Mustafa Gardezi for sharing this Range Rover with me. Per this


This 2009 Porsche Cayenne GTS listed
What I found was this 2012 BMW X5 XDrive50i for $2,000 less and about the same mileage, and also with a 400hp (twin-turbo V-8), 4WD, and a tow hitch (pictured, but not listed as a feature!). But it also has the Cold Weather Package (front and rear seat heaters AND heated steering wheel), Premium Package, Technology Package, rear view camera,
I only knew the 2008 Buick LaCrosse Super was a thing because one of the
