The is a fascinating thing—a V10 supercar so unlike the rest of the company’s lineup, in both performance and price—and it has been since the car’s limited run of before production . But not all of those 500 units have been bought yet, and Lexus sold three new LFAs in 2019.

That number is up from two in 2018. Congratulations to all involved, because you’re luckier than the rest of us dweebs.

Lexus annual sales for 2019 on Friday—a tally in which only sales of “new” vehicles count, even if they’re from many model years ago. The LFA had three in its year-to-date column, marking a full two more units than than the Toyota FJ Cruiser, which . The , by comparison, had a sales total of five .

The LFA surprised us all in 2017 when we learned that after 178 of the 500 LFAs came to the U.S., were still for sale. Then we learned that there were , but not exactly how many. But that list is being ever-so-slowly dwindled toward zero, and we’ll soon only be left with used LFAs on the market.

That is, of course, unless Lexus gives the fans what they want: .