some Lotus owners don't drive them at all, so you take a bit of a hit there.
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I concur. $45k.I think 45k and It would sell pretty fast.
That's a tough call, especially since I haven't driven an NSX. Toyota Supra (or Ford GT) would be on that same list of cars that have actually held or bettered their value over time.Do you like driving the NSX more than the Exige? Just wondering why this is the car you'd sell off...
I drive the NSX alot, about 3k miles a year. My wife likes it so we take it out often. My wife doesn't like the harsh ride of the Lotus, she's only been in it once.I concur. $45k.
Do you like driving the NSX more than the Exige? Just wondering why this is the car you'd sell off...
If you bought it last year you should know about what it will go for. As for asking how much it will go for on a lotus forum, I think there's a conflict of interest there no matter who answers. 3 previous owners no miles starts to be 'whys it had so many owners and so few miles' territory for me, but I'm sure you'll be able to find a buyer.I am one of those owners. I am the third owner and only drove the car 800 miles since I bought it last year.
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perfectly answeredIf you bought it last year you should know about what it will go for. As for asking how much it will go for on a lotus forum, I think there's a conflict of interest there no matter who answers.