sam_spider

QV is a beast, if they did it in AWD I would've bought it. I am content with my Ti though, best driving sedan I've encountered and/or owned.

sam_spider

That's nice, but when people comment about reliability on a new car and supposed issues, I'm simply stating that my car has not had any issues.

You can't have it both ways.

My S2000 wasn't trouble free at 5 years and 50k miles. My S only has 53k on it now.

QUIKAG

Here's a brand new Lotus Evora 400 for over $20k off sticker. Move fast as allegedly the factory rebate expires in a few days:

https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...6-28-19-a.html

TheDonEffect

Great color combo. I wonder about the resale, and would you not be better served just getting a gt4.

mosesbotbol

The tailgate is a work of art. Someone had it at a car show last week. Lets the engine breathe better too. My local dealer does not have one new Lotus in stock.

mosesbotbol

I would've leased a QV if it was out when I had leased my XE. Oh well.

termigni

just say no to Evora. My buddy has a Evora and that sH*T breaks down everytime we go out and I have no choice but to wait, waste 3 extra hours of my weekend day to come back with him. there is always something with the darn car and whenever he hits over 100 for more than 30 seconds the transmission over-heats and leaks transmission oil.

I'd look at a Cayman with the $50k budget.

Saki GT

I've been seriously looking at them used. 2017s with under 10k mi for $25-30k, because the depreciation is so bad.