[cyow5]

I saw that one the other day! I was flipping through the pics thinking "wow, what a steal. Oh, wait..."

I didn't even enlarge the thumbnail pic, so I didn't see the details but I could tell it was nasty


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[Mr.C]

is that on a fork lift?

 

[msweetnam]

What got under my skin was the dealers assertion that it was an easy fix. I would be surprised if there wasnt some damage around that control arm, and you can't fix the aluminium.

 

[kestrel74]

Yep......JUMP on that deal !!!!! :huh:

 

[GregsRaceParts]

Yikes!!

 

[93viperrt10]

Yikes!!

Whattttt ". It's an easy fix !!!!!!!!!!!!"


Lesson to anyone looking to jump on a deal.......do not trust anyone or make any decision on a wrecked or suspect Lotus without checking with this group at LT

The collective knowledge of what these guys know about these stupid cars is really amazing. If you listen to them you will rarely go wrong.

 

[Gunpilot]

I don't know why so many people are looking at Salvages lately?

 

[driftwood]

I don't know why so many people are looking at Salvages lately?

100% agree

but i think that the general demographic of new owners is getting younger (as the cost of elige ownership becomes more realistic)... it seems more of those in the late teens/early 20's feel they can afford to finally buy an elige.

what they don't understand is often the risk to save a few grand is simply not worth buying these salvaged cars & taking a chance on the unknown...

this isn't a '94 honda civic were talking about anymore, but when you're young & foolish you often make these kind of financial risks

a good rule to follow on specialty cars like Lotus offers (& honestly, all automotives in general) is if you cant afford a clean titled one, then you certainly cant afford to fix a salvaged one