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I love the fact that you were able to scoop up a car that was sitting on the lot. Well sort of🙄. That’s the ultimate troll for a lot of folks who’ve been waiting in the queue. Including me but I’m a ….gasp……automatic deposit holder.

What happened to staying in your lane.? This thread on this forum is for people who want the car and likely made a deposit a while ago. If you want to slam on car enthusiasts try to find something more useful to do with your time. I don’t go over to the Corvette boards and talk about their Jean...

20k over? Get an Evora GT and have some fun until the shine wears off on some Emira’s

You have to wonder if something like what Stellantis faces in this article is happening here; mainly two different standards for certification based on how well the company played ball early on (allegedly)...

I fear there will still be plenty of trauma to bond over after we get our cars. Most will start with “I waited 2 1/2 years and they still didn’t fix the [windshield wipers]…...”

Oddly enough that’s where my Emira journey started. I was like 1-2 yr old Evora was the same price as the preorders. Well, we all know how well that worked out

Saw this article. It mentions that the software update and subsequent road test are complete. I’ll say for everyone: “Big if True”...

Don’t give them any ideas. We saw how well that crap worked for BMW.

There are two on Facebook lotus groups . One is yellow I forget the other. Both MSRP, just people wanting their deposits back. https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1106083620560209/?ref=newsfeed

How am I clogging it, I’m buying one if they have one to sell…..

So is the Saleen S1.

I stopped reading after “any true audiophile”. This isn’t an audiophile’s dream car. I like my tunes sure; nice twisty back road, get the RPMs up, turn the volume on some AC/DC and I’m good.

Hot Wheels, MatchBox, or Lego?

Matt W is an AI. It’s he that needs the software updates.

Lotus does seem to use the geologic interpretation of “soon” so why not an obscure version of “few”

Go into LotusTalk and pull the archives from the 2001 Elise orders. It’s like we’re in a Groundhog Day reboot

as long as I get my car by June 2025. Otherwise I might have to wait longer.

If they keep it up the “gift” to me will be a McLaren GT

Figures, Brits like warm beer and that’s all the food warmer…..ur trunk is good for

I guess the “no adjustments needed” is wishful thinking?🤔

But, at least he has an Emira to be unlucky with. I get to sit over here in the US and be jealous of his misfortune.

Aren’t there laws in your country that allow you to return the vehicle for refund or replacement?

My dealer has Expel as well. Their prices are posted. Thanks.

Well, after the warranty period it’s no problem. The power train is already known to be good for well over 400; I just don’t want to wait and I’d think there would be a few extra goodies tacked on to a manufacturer model

As far as future variants, I feel the same. I’d like a slightly more powerful version but I’m afraid with the new lineup coupled with the available factory space that the Emira may go out of production to make room for the next generation instead of hanging on to add 30 more HP.

Miller had en Evora GT with the JPS livery and around 500 original miles. Price was OK for the area but I passed because I was super worried about how long it had sat without being moved, much less driven.

Yea the 570 has been the plan B or plan A , can’t remember. Bit either the S or GT looks to be just what the Dr ordered

There were pictures in this forum of stickers on cars.

February 30th.

Did the dealer do the full ceramic? Was the cost comparable? Ceramic is the “older technology” I’m told but it seems to be the most useful in the case of the Emira’s dreadfully thin protective layer.

“You’re gonna want that True Coat, they put it on at the factory….”

Does it matter if it’s on the site when dealers have the stickers on cars that say California compliant?

1.21 Gigawats!

Shouldn’t affect warranty.

Yup. I have no problem PPF the front and headlights as they are a free add on. Believe Xpel is less than $2k for that. Basically same as the front bras we used to see in the early 1990’s

Brings the debate to just respray every 5-7yrs

It looks like the vivid red calipers match the body color.

Sure did. The main EPA the finally shows it too. 2 1/2 months afterwards. Big since true.