I shopped for an "S" 6speed manual for over two months, over the Internet I looked at every Evora at every dealer in the country. I could have bought a brand new 2013 Evora S with a MSRP of $92k for $76,178! Any used 2012 or 2013 should not cost more than $74k tops and that would have to be a loaded S. I paid $72k for my brand new 2012 ($89k+ MSRP) with full warranty, for $4k more I could have bought a number of 2013's sitting on dealer lots. I would call Larry at the Wright Lotus in Penn, he had several brand new 2013's (manual trans) on his lot I could have bought for under $77k, success!
PS:
The factory is giving the dealers rebates to help them move their cars, the more options the cars have the bigger the rebate is to the dealers. $10k to $13k is the absolute minimum they should take off their new 2013's, it's already a year old car!