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1991 Lotus Esprit Turbo Se Coupe 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars

Year:1991 Mileage:70000
Location:

Dana Point, California, United States

Dana Point, California, United States

1991 Lotus Turbo Esprit SE

The Stephens bodied Charge Cooled Turbo Esprit SE, sporting the 2.2 liter, 264 HP high revving twin cam engine, capable of 164 MPH and 0 to 60 in 4.6 seconds, rightfully gained the reputation of Britain’s first Super Car. It competed with Ferrari, Corvette and Porsches of the era.  This car brings Lotus’ sure and predictable handling together with stunning acceleration and phenomenal breaking.

This 1991 gorgeous example has original calypso red paint with full dark grey leather interior. At 23 years old and 70,000 miles, she has averaged a little over 3000 per year; those who know will tell you that the best thing for a car is to drive it! Yes, she has stone chips and patina, but presents very well.

She has always been garaged and shows no rust. The interior and carpet has been recently freshened.

Major Services have been performed including:

·        New belts

·        Water pump

·        Cooling fans

·        Window motors

·        Head light motors

·        Clutch master & slave cylinders

·        Refurbished radiator

·        Trunk struts

·        Charge cooler pump

·        Replace horns

·        Replace brake caliper kit & pads

·        Replace anti-lock ECM

·        Dash lights rheostat

·        Re-bush shift linkage

·        Replace charge cooler pump

·        Repair steering knuckle

·        Front wheel alignment

·        All filters

·        Badging

·        Replace thermostat

Esprit Upgrades include:

·        Electric power steering with variable assist per speed (EZ Power Steering)

·        Turbo dump valve

·        Full custom car cover

·        Matching fiberglass sunroof panel

·        Wind deflector attachment

·        Battery tender

·        Lotus Elise steering wheel (original included)

·        Later model shift knob (original included)

·        Replacement dash clock

Please feel free to call me with questions, 949-241-7770.

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