Mark H Posted August 18, 2012 Posted August 18, 2012 Having already got the motoring press hot under the collar with production of the road-going Exige S, we are turning up the temperature at this weekend’s Lotus Festival at Brands Hatch with the official launch of a new track-focused model: The Exige V6 Cup. There are two variants: a Track Day version priced at £62,995* and a full-on Competition-spec car starting at £74,995*. Performance hits 274km/h, 0-100 in 3.8 seconds, and 346hp kicked out from the 3.5 litre supercharged V6 behind the drivers’ seat. The Exige V6 Cup weighs in at 1080kg, and comes with Lotus Dynamic Performance Management, so you can switch the engine and traction settings between Touring, Sport and Race; Pirelli P-Zero Trofeo tyres; aerodynamically optimized front splitter, rear diffuser and wing; multi-adjustable suspension; and race-ready kit such as a heavy-duty roll cage, 4 or 6-point harnesses, isolator switches, FIA-approved fire extinguisher, tow eyes, removable steering wheel and HANS-compliant race seats. The first cars will roll off the production line in Hethel in December, with an allocation of 20 cars through to March 2013. In addition to hitting circuits the world over in various track days events, the Exige V6 Cup is intended for new and current Lotus Cup series including Lotus Cup UK, Lotus Cup Europe, Lotus Cup Eastern Europe, Lotus Cup Italy, Lotus Cup Japan, and the Lotus Ladies Cup (Hungary). There will be a version for the USA which will be on display at Brands Hatch this weekend. The cars can be purchased through Lotus Cars’ dealer network and direct from Lotus Racing. * Prices include VAT @ 20% This post has been promoted to an article
scatty Posted August 18, 2012 Posted August 18, 2012 God damn that fat bloke winning £150 million!!!!
russelld Posted August 19, 2012 Posted August 19, 2012 God damn that fat bloke winning £150 million!!!! He's not bothered about cars, she would quite like a Q7 !!!!!!!
jonnyfox Posted August 19, 2012 Posted August 19, 2012 I'm not quite getting it yet, maybe 2nd hand......it's just too much money. However day to day track day I'm sure it'll be less of an issue than a GT3 but either way it's a lifestyle right? The S1 or S2 that's an affordable lifestyle for those who can't really afford it but I guess at origin it was designed to fill a gap therefore as a second hand 3yo purchase at £30k it's a good 2nd hand puchase. So with parts as accessable as an S2 it'll be the Perfect 2nd hand purchase. Factor in desirability that's currently 2yo CUP260 money! Cool, I'll be having one and modding the shit out of it starting with the exhaust and dampers! But that's just me and about 20-30kg's lol.
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