2012 Lotus Evora 2+2 on 2040-cars
3353 W 96th St, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Engine:3.5L V6
Transmission:IPS 6-speed Automatic w/ Paddle Shift
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): SCCLMDTU9CHA10847
Stock Num: NCA10847
Make: Lotus
Model: Evora 2+2
Year: 2012
Exterior Color: Carbon Grey
Interior Color: Ebony Black leather w/ Red Stitching
Options: Drive Type: RWD
Number of Doors: 2 Doors
Mileage: 206
Gator Motorsport is excited to offer this NEW 2012 Evora 2+2 IPS in Carbon Grey over Ebony Black leather interior with Red Stitching. This combination is dark and masculine finished with Black design wheels. This Evora is exceptionally well equipped with Lotus Sport Pack, Tech Pack, Premium Pack, Backup Camera, 2+2 seating and Battery Maintainer. VEHICLE COMES WITH A NEW 3YR/36,000 MILE NEW VEHICLE WARRANTY! Should you have any questions or wish for more information, please do not hesitate to contact Brian Henry @ 877-869-7060 or Brian@GatorMotorsport.com. Feel free to visit Gator Motorsport and personally review this exceptional vehicle!
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Lotus getting into the motorcycle business
Fri, 21 Jun 2013Lotus founder Colin Chapman is famously quoted as saying something to the effect of "Simplify, then add lightness." We're a bit amazed that it took this long, but someone appears to be taking that message to heart at the British marque, losing a couple of wheels, a clutter of bodywork and a whole mess of weight. No, Lotus isn't planning another spindly Seven-style trackday racer, it's getting into motorcycles.
Well, sort of. As an automaker, Lotus apparently isn't directly behind this two-wheeled effort, but it does appear to have officially lent its brand and logo to a new company, Lotus Motorcycles, which counts former Volkswagen Group designer Daniel Simon, Germany's Holzer Group and auto racing team Kodewa among its partners. The latter builds and races Lotus' T128 Le Mans Prototype in the World Endurance Championship series.
The new company is touting an as-yet unseen motorcycle, a racing-inspired "hyper bike" called C-01, releasing only the image above - a carbon fiber fuel tank trimmed in Lotus' trademark black and gold livery. Details are tough to come by, but the project is said to include a powertrain good for around 200 horsepower and construction involving titanium, carbon fiber and aerospace-grade steel.
Lotus C-01 motorcycle shows its carbon-fiber face
Thu, 16 Jan 2014Well, this isn't exactly what we were expecting. The images you see above come from Motorcycle News in the UK and are apparently official renderings of what the upcoming Lotus C-01 motorcycle will look like. As you can see, it's sort of a power cruiser, with a raked-out front end and extremely wide rubber out back.
Power will reportedly come from a liquid-cooled V-twin engine sourced from KTM, similar to the one used in the Austrian's brand's own RC8R, but tuned to produce around 200 horsepower. It appears that the powertrain and all its related necessities will be housed in a carbon fiber monocoque (whether the bodywork serves as a stressed member or not, we can't say) in a traditional-looking black (really, exposed carbon fiber weave) and yellow color scheme.
From the looks of these renderings, the C-01 might be intended as a competitor for the Ducati Diavel and ought to be very quick in a straight line. We're not so sure that's what a motorcycle wearing the Lotus badge should be, even if its builders are only using the marque's name under license, but we're looking forward to seeing the final result in production trim.
Lotus slated to stop selling Evora in US
Mon, 22 Sep 2014It's been three years now since Lotus stopped selling the Elise and Exige in North America, leaving the Evora as its only model available Stateside. But according to the latest from Car and Driver, even that model is on its way out.
The problem reportedly comes down to air bags. Lotus was granted a temporary exemption from fitting the latest-generation smart airbags to the Evora, but that exemption is set to expire at the end of the year. And once it does, Lotus apparently has no intention of developing and fitting the proper equipment to allow it to continue selling the Evora in the United States.
Once the Evora is gone from our market, Lotus will be reduced to selling only track-bound versions of the Elise and Exige in the US, so the prospect of actually buying a new Lotus and driving off the dealer lot will vanish into thin air.