London Lotus Opens On Park Lane

[Mark H]

London Lotus Opens on Park Lane

Lotus Cars Ltd, the sportscar division of Group Lotus plc, is delighted to announce the launch of

its latest dealership located in the prestigious surroundings of Park Lane.

London Lotus has a fantastic day planned for the launch on Thursday 5th July. It will start with an

open day commencing at 9:30 am, and includes charity events and a fully stocked showroom of

Lotus cars, complete with the GT3 Concept and Lotus’ latest offering, the 2-Eleven. At 5:30 pm,

Mike Kimberley CEO of Group Lotus Plc will formally open the showroom accompanied by

celebrities, VIP’s and key exclusive guests of Lotus and London Lotus.

Mike Kimberley comments “I would like to welcome London Lotus to the Lotus family. We are

pleased to have teamed up with such an enthusiastic and professional organisation who have

so much knowledge and understanding of what Lotus is all about. Lotus cars, which are so well

regarded as drivers’ cars are not out of place in the capital, with their head-turning looks and

safe, agile chassis. Performance enjoyment comes from the Lotus philosophy of lightweight

design, which means better fuel economy and reduced environmental impact. This Lotus

philosophy is more true today than it has ever been, taking into account the need for

environmentally friendly, but exciting driving.”

Geoff Hodge, Managing Director of London Lotus said “We are looking forward to exhibiting the

Lotus brand to the discerning customers of central London. The Park Lane location provides a

great ‘shop window’ with which to display the multi-award winning, high-tech Lotus products and

show the unique Lotus brand of style, performance and technology”.

London Lotus,

Avenfield House,

118-127, Park Lane,

Mayfair,

London

W1K 7AF

Tel.: 0207 629 7020

Fax.: 0207 629 7040

http://www.londonlotus.co.uk/

 

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[maddog]

how are they going to make any money with the cost of rent in London, Park Lane of all places, they are going to have to turn over a lot of cars just to stay open