Lotus Evora : Prices & Specs
The British-built Lotus Evora is a sharp-handling mid-engined sports car that rivals the Porsche Cayman
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| MODEL | FUEL | MPG | CO2 | 0-62MPH | TOP SPEED | BHP | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 V6 +2 400 2dr | Petrol | 29.1 | 225 g/km | 4.2 | 186 mph | 406 | £76,175 |
| 3.5 V6 400 2dr | Petrol | 29.1 | 225 g/km | 4.2 | 186 mph | 406 | £76,175 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 400 2dr IPS | Petrol | 29.1 | 230 g/km | 4.2 | 406 | £78,175 | |
| 3.5 V6 400 2dr IPS | Petrol | 29.1 | 230 g/km | 4.2 | 406 | £78,175 |
| MODEL | FUEL | MPG | CO2 | 0-62MPH | TOP SPEED | BHP | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 V6 410 Sport 2dr | Petrol | 28 | 225 g/km | 4.2 | 186 mph | 416 | £83,675 |
| 3.5 V6 410 Sport 2dr IPS | Petrol | 28.3 | 232 g/km | 4.1 | 174 mph | 416 | £85,675 |
| 3.5 V6 GT410 Sport 2dr | Petrol | 28 | 239 g/km | 4.2 | 186 mph | 416 | £89,315 |
| 3.5 V6 GT410 Sport 2dr IPS | Petrol | 28.3 | 248 g/km | 4.1 | 174 mph | 416 | £91,315 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT410 Sport 2dr | Petrol | 28 | 239 g/km | 4.2 | 186 mph | 416 | £94,815 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT410 Sport 2dr IPS | Petrol | 28.3 | 248 g/km | 4.1 | 174 mph | 416 | £96,815 |
| MODEL | FUEL | MPG | CO2 | 0-62MPH | TOP SPEED | BHP | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 V6 GT410 2dr | Petrol | 28 | 239 g/km | 4.2 | 186 mph | 416 | £86,315 |
| 3.5 V6 GT410 2dr IPS | Petrol | 28.3 | 248 g/km | 4.1 | 174 mph | 416 | £88,315 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT410 2dr | Petrol | 28 | 239 g/km | 4.2 | 186 mph | 416 | £91,815 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT410 2dr IPS | Petrol | 28.3 | 248 g/km | 4.1 | 174 mph | 416 | £93,815 |
| MODEL | FUEL | MPG | CO2 | 0-62MPH | TOP SPEED | BHP | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT430 Sport 2dr | Petrol | 27.9 | 234 g/km | 3.8 | 196 mph | 436 | £105,575 |
| 3.5 V6 GT430 Sport 2dr | Petrol | 27.9 | 239 g/km | 3.8 | 196 mph | 436 | £105,575 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT430 Sport 2dr IPS | Petrol | 26.2 | 247 g/km | 3.7 | 174 mph | 436 | £107,575 |
| 3.5 V6 GT430 Sport 2dr IPS | Petrol | 26.2 | 247 g/km | 3.7 | 174 mph | 436 | £107,575 |
| MODEL | FUEL | MPG | CO2 | 0-62MPH | TOP SPEED | BHP | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 V6 GT430 2dr | Petrol | 27.9 | 239 g/km | 3.8 | 190 mph | 436 | £113,575 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT430 2dr | Petrol | 27.9 | 234 g/km | 3.8 | 190 mph | 436 | £113,575 |
| 3.5 V6 GT430 2dr IPS | Petrol | 26.2 | 247 g/km | 3.7 | 174 mph | 436 | £115,575 |
| 3.5 V6 +2 GT430 2dr IPS | Petrol | 26.2 | 247 g/km | 3.7 | 174 mph | 436 | £115,575 |
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