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Gosh. Erm. Ok. I think. Thanks. Apologies now for fan boy photos. Ill put my best 38yr old married gent head on and pull myself back into sensr again now.

Eek. I dont want to be the non owning fan boy saddo gawping at THE cars. Hmmm. Not sure lol. (But thanks though.... )

Im in Essex. Theres some of each nearby. Im very much looking forward to the forthcoming trips...even if I just (lolol) result in sitting in my dream cars and see them.... ....they saw never meet your heroes. Please dont let me down Lotus!

Im pre-empting thatll be an Evora....

Gosh, the further replies sound exactly like whats in my mind. Id truly appreciate and understand the associated "fun" of looking after a classic. And Id certainly get an Esprit with perfect (in consideration) history, and hopefully a particular edition type. I cant imagine my mileage being more than 1500 a year...honestly. A Lotus just isnt a daily driver to me. And the flipside of a possibly appreciating investment is an Evora; easier to maintain and likely to hold value, maybe not appreciate as much. The two thought out perspectives are - Childhood dream car,

Im genuinely suprised at the unanimous Evora answer. Thats helpful for sure. THANK YOU to everyone

Hey everyone, Lifelong Lotus fan here. Norfolk born, and a really kind neighbour brought them home- he was a Lotus Dealership Sales Person (are you here Mr W?). He gave us a blast in every car, gave me loads of goodies. Pure joy for a primary school child. I was first introduced to Lotus through a Calypso Red S3 turbo. It burnt into my mind. And then really loved the look of the X180. In my young adult years I then saw the Elise emerge. The classic light is fast philosophy bit me hard. Loved the simplicity. The Exige seemed never to tick my boxes...too much of e