I would say they are about the same. Like the other comment - it depends mostly on the previous owner. But I think the tradeoff for soft touch materials was durability. This is a good example of a 2017 with 82k miles. I just picked a random LC that came up as a "best value" on cargurus for me. Steering wheel peeling.Is the LX570 interior more durable than the 200 Series LC? I wasn't aware of that. I'm looking to buy an older used 200 Series.
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If you look at the earlier ones like the 08s - the wood grain paint tends to wear off on the plastics throughout and the controls on the back of the center console was not a good idea for anyone with kids. Probably half or more of the ones I've looked at had the rear control panel trashed by kids - it's right in the spot where kids are going to kick it either in the seat or passing through. Just poor design choice for location for anyone with kids. None of them are necessarily deal killers to me. It's just cosmetic stuff. But as a group - older LC200's look a lot worse than same year 4Runners or other Toyota and Lexus models on average in my experience. And I think that's going to pull values down. (These pics are not hard to find - pretty much look at any listing of used LC200 and you won't have to go far to find ones with similar wear.)