2006 - Lotus Exige on 2040-cars
Holden, Utah, United States

Up for sale is quite possibly the lowest cost Lotus Exige you have seen or will find on Ebay! It's been my baby for the last two years but...much as I hate to, I've got to raise some serious cash before March so this (and some other toys) must be liquidated. Because this MUST sell I'm pricing it well below market value. That means it should sell by the end of the auction so...please, do not bid unless your dead serious about buying it!!!! Please ask any and all questions before you bid. You can email me any time at srstewart@earthlink.net My name is Scott Stewart. I looked for this car for over a year. It was exactly what I wanted and may be for you as well. Non-supercharged for total reliability and easy maintenence. Rebuilt title (saves a ton of money off the purchase price) with very light, non structural damage. (just superfical body damage. No chassis, suspension or engine/drivetrain damage.) Fresh oil change (these run $380 dollars because bottom of engine cover must be removed). Really fresh tires (see tread photos). Brand new floor mats. Blaupunkt stereo speaker system with amp. Back up camera incorporated into the stereo (see camera above logo on back photo). I will say, in my opinion a back up camera is essential for this car. There is no rear window (like a lambo) so the back up camera is a great addition. It also has racing harnesses installed as well as a fairly new battery. Car cover included. The bad: This is a 7 year old car. It's in great shape but it does have normal wear and tear. The biggest being the chip in the front split spoiler (see photo of front view) A couple small scratches etc. Most don't show up in the photos but I always try to over deliver and underpromise so your thrilled when you get it. Everything on the car works. I've had it maintained and babied it. I feel so good about this car that I will warranty your purchase. If you find any glaring omissions or errors in this description I will take the car back and refund your purchase price within the first week of ownership. 51,000 miles approx. ( I do drive in weekly so it will be a moving target) Paypal deposit of $250 due within 24 hrs. of auction close. Full payment in certified funds due within 7 days. Shipping is buyers responsibiity but I will help to the best of my ability.
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Bond in Motion car exhibit coming to L.A.'s Petersen Automotive Museum
Tue, Sep 14 2021The Petersen Automotive Museum was already a must-see for any car enthusiast visiting Los Angeles, and it's about to get a little better should you also be a James Bond fan. Opening Sept. 25 in the museum's appropriately named Grand Salon gallery will be the "Bond in Motion" exhibit of more than 30 cars, motorcycles, boats, submarines, helicopters and scale models used during the creation of the 24 official James Bond films. The timing corresponds with the Oct. 8 release of "No Time to Die," the upcoming 60th anniversary of the first Bond movie ... and hey, the release of our "All 24 James Bond movies ranked only by their cars." Highlights include many of the most famous Bond cars, including a 1977 Lotus Esprit S1 in submarine guise from "The Spy Who Loved Me," an Aston Martin V8 from "The Living Daylights," a 1999 BMW Z8 from "The World is Not Enough," the Aston Martin DB10 specially made for "Spectre," the post-flipped Aston Martin DBS from "Casino Royale," and one of the 1964 Aston Martin DB5s from the recent movies. I visited an exhibit of the same name back in 2013 at England's sensational Beaulieu Motor Museum. Although the one in L.A. won't be as comprehensive as that, simply due to logistics, many of the same vehicles and props will be present. You can see some of the photos from that exhibit below, and should you be a James Bond fan, can appreciate that it went much further than the Aston-heavy headliners above. In fact, it was hard to see what was missing from the collection. Tickets are on sale for the opening reception Sept. 23 featuring "one-night-only photo opportunities, live entertainment, food and martinis, shaken not stirred." Considering this is Los Angeles we're talking about, it's perfectly plausible this means noteworthy cast members from past films. Prices are $60 for general admission and $199 for VIP access, which includes exclusive access to the exhibit, "007 lounge" and a curated talk, plus complimentary food and a hosted bar. The exhibit runs until October 2022. AMC Hornet and Mercury Cougar XR7 View 22 Photos Â
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Lotus Type 132 electric crossover leaked in patent images
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