Lotus Elise
01-30-2006, 07:14 AM
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Lotus Elise
Montreal Auto Show 2006
The Lotus Elise will finally be available in Canada, through dealers in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, at a base price of $58,550, according to the flyer on this model's windshield, at the MIAS.
Base price = 59 K... Way too expensive.... but if I has some extra money, I might consider it.
The Lotus Elise will finally be available in Canada, through dealers in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, at a base price of $58,550, according to the flyer on this model's windshield, at the MIAS.
Base price = 59 K... Way too expensive.... but if I has some extra money, I might consider it.
01-30-2006, 01:30 PM
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I dunno.
A brand new stook is gonna cost you between 50 and 55. A Z4, SLK350 or Boxster are well over that. Seems like a good deal to me, if you're the right kind of buyer...
A brand new stook is gonna cost you between 50 and 55. A Z4, SLK350 or Boxster are well over that. Seems like a good deal to me, if you're the right kind of buyer...
01-30-2006, 01:35 PM
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but both of those are more practical than the lotus. Its basically a track car that can be driven on the street. BTW Ryan, wanna give me some AutoX tips come spring time? GC coilovers and sway bars are on their way, and I'll have the car cornerweighted before the first event.
01-30-2006, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Dragon
but both of those are more practical than the lotus. Its basically a track car that can be driven on the street. BTW Ryan, wanna give me some AutoX tips come spring time? GC coilovers and sway bars are on their way, and I'll have the car cornerweighted before the first event.
01-30-2006, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Dragon
but both of those are more practical than the lotus. Its basically a track car that can be driven on the street.
Originally Posted by Smartass pHO
if you're the right kind of buyer...
Originally Posted by Blue Dragon
BTW Ryan, wanna give me some AutoX tips come spring time? GC coilovers and sway bars are on their way, and I'll have the car cornerweighted before the first event
02-01-2006, 05:57 PM
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damn i want one. 
i sat in one a few weeks ago at a lotus dealership. for 06 they got the aspen white too. i'm tempted to trade in the R for one. 43K base price in the US, you're better to buy them here and try to import with the way the dollar is 
i'd agree with wayne, the trunks on them are a bit smaller than an s2k so they're that much less practical. esp once you take the top off. the stooks are great for that.. undo clips, push buttons, et voila.
who knows...
oh i test drove an evo this weekend too. fun car. salesman was a bitch though. ha.
i sat in one a few weeks ago at a lotus dealership. for 06 they got the aspen white too. i'm tempted to trade in the R for one. 43K base price in the US, you're better to buy them here and try to import with the way the dollar is i'd agree with wayne, the trunks on them are a bit smaller than an s2k so they're that much less practical. esp once you take the top off. the stooks are great for that.. undo clips, push buttons, et voila.who knows...
oh i test drove an evo this weekend too. fun car. salesman was a bitch though. ha.
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