Used (2000) Lotus Elise | Good price
S1, 2000. 38k miles. Factory
- 2000
- 38,000 miles
- 1.8L Petrol
- Cabriolet
- Manual
- 39 mpg
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Are you considering buying a pre-owned sports car? The Lotus Elise is a great pick. AutoUncle has 63 used Lotus Elises for sale in the UK sourced from various dealership websites and online marketplaces.
A used Lotus Elise costs between £9,990 for the cheapest variant and £29,950 for the most expensive model.
The British car costs very different determined by mainly five factors: year of production, engine size and performance, the car's fuel economy, mileage and the level of equipment in the car.
As an example, a newer model with fewer miles covered, or a high-end version boasting a potent engine, often fetches a top-tier price than a car from an older model year, with higher mileage and no optional extras.
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The principal fuel kind for a Lotus Elise is petrol.
Your driving behavior is an important aspect to consider when selecting a fuel type. How far do you tend to drive in a week? Are they mainly short trips, or do you often find yourself driving longer distances?
Electric cars, plug-in hybrids and petrol are great for short distances. For long daily driving, electric cars are a strong choice if you can charge. For longer daily commutes, a modern electric car is often suitable - especially if you can charge at home or at work. For very long daily driving without charging options, a diesel car can still be relevant. Consider that in many countries, cities have banned the entry of diesel engines with high emissions.
The Lotus Elise only comes in the cabriolet body type in the UK. Cabrios and convertibles elevate the driving experience, offering an open-air thrill. Nowadays, many cabrios are suitable for year-round driving due to their high-quality hoods and weatherproofing. However, it's worth noting that convertibles tend to be heavier than standard cars. The absence of a roof often necessitates additional reinforcement to the undercarriage to bolster the chassis.
Several vehicles that are similar to the Lotus Elise are available.
Well-liked options instead of the Lotus Elise
With a selection of 1,491 available models on AutoUncle, the BMW 420 clearly stands out as the top alternative to the Lotus Elise. Average listing price for the BMW 420 is £18,198.
Another popular choice in this class is the Audi TT with 949 cars on the market and an average price tag of £13,199. The Mazda MX5 comes in as the third most popular choice with an average sales price of £15,000 and 556 car for sale at the moment in the UK.
If you're considering options other than the Lotus Elise then, we have some recommendations for electric car alternatives of the same car segment, the S-segment. Below are:
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