2006 Lotus Exige Base Coupe 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Coal Valley, Illinois, United States
Again, condition is like new. Other than a few small chips in the rocker panels just in front of the rear wheels, paint is flawless and professionally polished so that even in direct sun light, the shine is crystal clear. This is a specialty vehicle so I expect the potential buyer to know what he is looking at, not sure what else to say about the car. The reason for sale is due to personal finances. Buyer is required to send a $500 deposit within 24hrs after bidding closes. Buyer assumes all responsibility and cost for transportation of the vehicle. I will make myself available to meet any reasonable transportation arrangements. I am the 2nd owner of the car, I bought it from some guy in New York back in 2008 and its pretty much been in my garage ever since. This car has seen the rain or exposed to direct sun for any length of time.
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