I'm selling my 2006 Polar Blue Elise.
I had a 2005 Nightfall Blue that I swapped for this one I bought from an owner friend who had to move out of the country in March 2010. After being an Elise driver for nearly a decade, I'm exploring options.
This is a 2006 titled in June of 2007 with 68 miles.
I purchased in March 2010 with 9,338 miles (approx 1,800mi/year use to date).
The car has never been raced or tracked.
2006 Lotus Elise
• Polar Blue with MAGNOLIA leather interior. Only 35 Polar Blue cars produced in 2006
• Touring Pack
• Hard & Soft Tops
• LSS Wheels (carried over from my 2005 Track Pack)
• Starshield
• 16,550 miles (as of 5/7/2014)
Of note and included are:
• New Optima battery (make-shift holder solution at the moment as brackets were back-ordered)
• Continental ExtremeContact DW tires (Good. 3k on them)
F: 195/50 ZR16 84w
R: 225/45 ZR17 94w
• Black Watch Racing Front License Plate Mount
Upgraded sound system:
• Sony Headunit with Bluetooth speakerphone built in, wired
• Polk Audio speaker upgrade front and rear
• Sony HD Radio module that was NOT installed but comes with
Oil Line recall was performed by Star Motors in Houston in April 2013.
The car is in good condition overall. Always garaged. It's been maintained. I'm an auto industry insider and knowledgeable owner.
There is commensurate scraping on the underside of the front lip and the sides of the front clam. Most of these blemishes are from my friend's tenure in the car. They're not bad enough for me to have done anything about them in past 4 years and one month.
There is one small knick in the paint on the rear clam from a grocery cart.
The Starshield has done it's job and protected the finish, but in some small places it's showing imperfections. It's not anything I would address unless taking the car to a concours.
The driver's seat is worn and that's how it came to me 4 years ago.
Steering wheel has an unknown condition where it's sticky (soft touch plastics) and the silver paint is easily removed. This is why it appears scratched up in the photos. This must be some sort of manufacturing defect.
$37.5K
I had a 2005 Nightfall Blue that I swapped for this one I bought from an owner friend who had to move out of the country in March 2010. After being an Elise driver for nearly a decade, I'm exploring options.
This is a 2006 titled in June of 2007 with 68 miles.
I purchased in March 2010 with 9,338 miles (approx 1,800mi/year use to date).
The car has never been raced or tracked.
2006 Lotus Elise
• Polar Blue with MAGNOLIA leather interior. Only 35 Polar Blue cars produced in 2006
• Touring Pack
• Hard & Soft Tops
• LSS Wheels (carried over from my 2005 Track Pack)
• Starshield
• 16,550 miles (as of 5/7/2014)
Of note and included are:
• New Optima battery (make-shift holder solution at the moment as brackets were back-ordered)
• Continental ExtremeContact DW tires (Good. 3k on them)
F: 195/50 ZR16 84w
R: 225/45 ZR17 94w
• Black Watch Racing Front License Plate Mount
Upgraded sound system:
• Sony Headunit with Bluetooth speakerphone built in, wired
• Polk Audio speaker upgrade front and rear
• Sony HD Radio module that was NOT installed but comes with
Oil Line recall was performed by Star Motors in Houston in April 2013.
The car is in good condition overall. Always garaged. It's been maintained. I'm an auto industry insider and knowledgeable owner.
There is commensurate scraping on the underside of the front lip and the sides of the front clam. Most of these blemishes are from my friend's tenure in the car. They're not bad enough for me to have done anything about them in past 4 years and one month.
There is one small knick in the paint on the rear clam from a grocery cart.
The Starshield has done it's job and protected the finish, but in some small places it's showing imperfections. It's not anything I would address unless taking the car to a concours.
The driver's seat is worn and that's how it came to me 4 years ago.
Steering wheel has an unknown condition where it's sticky (soft touch plastics) and the silver paint is easily removed. This is why it appears scratched up in the photos. This must be some sort of manufacturing defect.
$37.5K
