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  1. The VX one is much higher quality...
  2. I have Alcantara with silver stitch on my 250FE, which still only has 22 miles on it so still new. Could be tempted with a swap if the dealer is prepared to do it?
  3. Here you go. No pics of the interior yet.
  4. Matt Windle just posted about the next showing of the Emira as part of the F1 coverage on Channel 4 tomorrow https://www.facebook.com/groups/190536329683183/
  5. I got the 10% in the roulette, which was good enough.
  6. just ordered a couple of packs of those. we'll see.
  7. Well I think its all pointing in the right direction. I find myself a bit less depressed about electrification when an organisation (perhaps without choice) like Lotus is really getting behind it. The EMIRA looks like the right strategy to me. Perhaps it would have been better to offer DCT to both engines, but its probably right that the cheaper 4 pot has the option of DCT, as that will likely be the most popular. Lotus still has the brand power, I think to make a one model lineup work where the lowest model still commands sufficient cachet for people to make the commitment. personally, I'm interested a the 4-pot DCT.
  8. No. No factory capacity for it. In fact I think the last Evora has been built.
  9. Yeah, I was thinking that. 4pot DCT, £60k, sounds quite good to me.
  10. because they sit around 10mm lower than the no carbon version. hence why you get about the same gap to the door card
  11. I'm afraid there is nothing that can be done other than trying to work around it. The Elise doesn't have the same problem, It has other compromises though and I decided that the throttle response on the Exige range was more important than the compromises of the Elise. For a time I thought a Porsche was the answer and that presented an all together different set of compromised, like stupidly long gearing. It might be worth persevering with it a bit. I had a brilliant time at spa with the V6 Exige. Loved it but gave up heal and toeing with it there.
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