
... then I'm pretty sure you can't afford it!
INTERESTING LOTUS LINKY
Droool -
- would make a great track day car - now if I sell my house, wife and Cobra I might just make the deposit. 
All nice apart from the colour scheme
That was my only reservation... although I'm guessing that if you had the dosh to buy the thing, then a re-spray would be peanuts!
Apparently it was once road legal and it wont take much to make road legal again. Last time I saw it it was in the showroom and looked stunning.
I think there looking for £250k+ if memory serves, I was told 6 months ago and the price may have changed. If its still in the showroom and your
passing its worth a look.
Rhod
Oh yes - I'd have that 
Nah, no stereo or cupholders
ATB
Simon
Why don't thay put the price on it? After all its up for sale, its like saying I'm selling sommit for £50, ring up to see what it is.

I don't like that at all!
So how much is it?......... I know I can't afford it but I'm nosey.....
Phil
I was at a driving day at Lotus the t'other week and they had one in the workshop. They were also doing a new Exige version with wider rear
arches etc.
Steve
They forgot to put: "no timewasters..."
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Originally posted by RK
They forgot to put: "no timewasters..."
That is one smart car. Not keen on the livery but everything else is very special.
Do you reckon it will be nippy?
Yes please!
One of my all time favourite cars
David
Seems to have been a pretty miserable failure!
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Debuting at the first round of the 1997 FIA GT Championship season, the three factory Elise GT1s took to the grid.
Unfortunately, their debut was short lived, as all three cars failed to finish, all due to alternator problems in the engine.
For race two, privateer GBF UK received their two cars. Again the three factory cars suffered, failing to finish because
of gearbox difficulty. GBF's Elise GT1s fared slightly better, with one of their entries actually finishing, although classified
last and 25 laps down from the winner.
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