Lotus : Evora Sport 2+2 2011 Lotus Evora Laser Blue Loaded Nav Camera on 2040-cars
Beaverton, Oregon, United States
Up For Auction is my 2011 Lotus Evora LOADED 2011 Lotus Evora Laser Blue with Charcoal interior
Options are:
Many of the features of Lotus Evora are combined in packages such as: Premium package:
The Sport Package
The Technology Package
Standalone Options
The Lotus Evora is equipped with 3.5 liter mid-mounted V6 engine which is good for churning out 258 pound feet of torque and 286 horsepower. In performance testing, it accelerated from 0 to 60 miles per hour in the time range of 4.6 seconds with the top speed of 162 mph. It provides impressive performance with fuel economy of 26 miles per gallon in highway driving.The 2011 Lotus Evora is most at home on tight, twisting roads. Like its smaller Elise and Exige cousins, the Evora knifes through turns with uncommon precision and otherworldly levels of grip. Unlike the Elise, however, the Evora provides a relatively serene cabin with few squeaks and rattles, plenty of sound insulation and a suspension that reduces pothole effects to "normal" car standards. Power is plentiful throughout the rev range and the transmission features well-spaced gears to make the most of the V6's output. Steering feel is as good as it gets for any car, and the power steering makes maneuvering in tight spots effortless. Put this in your garage for less than a used Ferrari 360 or Lamborghini gallardo plus it handles better and gets the looks!!! Everyone who has heard this car loves the sound with the test pipe and exhaust. I would keep this car forever, but I just had a baby, and I am too busy to drive it. I'm not in a huge hurry to sell, it's a fantastic car that I simply don't have the time to drive. I'm hoping you can enjoy it as much as I have! |
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