Congrats on the new Emira! I’m in Raleigh and there’s a fairly active group of Lotus enthusiasts that gets together from time to time. My Emira has been up north for the summer (it’s a blast on the New England twisties) but I’ll be driving it back to Raleigh in a couple days. Hopefully we’ll...
This past Thursday I had the pleasure of joining a local British car club for a group drive through the Monadnock region of Southwestern New Hampshire. The Emira was clearly the youngster of the bunch, but it was great seeing such a variety of cars. We were joined by an ‘05 Elise, so I wasn’t...
It was pretty far from Westwood/Norwood, so that would have been a long test drive, but maybe it was taken to a car meet/show somewhere. I only got a quick look as we were going the opposite direction, but I *thought* it had yellow calipers too.
Spotted a Dark Verdant Emira w/ black wheels this afternoon going southbound on I-93 in MA headed towards Boston! Anyone on here?
It was in slow traffic caused by a red Corvette C8 on the shoulder with a state trooper. I totally did a double-take, as it’s the first Emira I have seen “in the...
I like it. It’s less about being a fighter pilot and more because it’s just another fun touch that Lotus included. It makes people smile when they see it - much like the Emira overall. No issues at all with startup process. Like others have said, it’s trivial to slide finger in from the side to...
I completed the second part of my journey yesterday, driving from Asbury Park, NJ up to Southern NH. I took the Garden State Parkway up to I-287 across the Tappan Zee Bridge and up the Taconic State Parkway, which had very light traffic (on upper stretches I was totally alone). I then took Route...
I have not been keeping up with my journal, so I thought I would resume with a road trip I'm in the midst of - driving from NC to NH. I have been traveling a bit and now in NH for the summer. The Emira has been at our place in Raleigh and I have been having withdrawal symptoms, so it was time to...
I just wanted to add my “thank you” to all of the contributors on this thread. It has been very informative for those of us less experienced with the heel-and-toe technique. The positive, supportive guidance and suggestions once again shows why this forum and its members are so awesome.