Retrofitting existing products to keep up with the new stuff isn't really part of the modern capitalism playbook, which is why Toyota's new "Factory Upgrade" program in Japan feels so refreshing to learn about. Factory Upgrade is pretty much what it sounds like: factory-developed, dealer-installed "aftermarket" options available for Toyota or Lexus cars you already own. You can get the 12.3-inch touchscreen fitted to your current-gen Prius for the Japanese yen equivalent of $1,060 if you opted for the base screen when you bought the car, though. It's mostly a lot of leather steering wheels, extra ambient lighting, remote start retrofits, and converting USB-A ports to USB-C. The only things available for the Lexus LC, by the way, are remote A/C start and orange brake calipers.