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Exactly!Hence your profile pic!
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Exactly!Hence your profile pic!
Ditto. Appreciate your generosity.Thanks for taking the time to post all of the different angles of the color samples @TrickeeKiYay
Those of us waiting a bit longer will be expecting photos! (and grateful)Thanks for posting the great pics and comments. I'm going tomorrow so looking forwards to it.
I would agree. The stance of the blue show car is nice, but unlikely to represent the production version. For one, the lower height will be a PITA on UK roads.The stance and ride height of this blue one was noticeably different to the dark grey one which is a driving car. It was also noticed that this blue one is fitted with substantial spacers, too which the driving version isn't. I think Lotus have fiddled with this blue one to make it more "visually appealing"...
When looking at the configurator it says that the Sports chassis (as opposed to the Touring) only "stiffens" the suspension, and makes no mention of ride height.
It would be good to get to the bottom of this!
That will not be a factory setting for touring or sport, it's simply for drama. I'd suggest the one Jenson Button drove is the touring, question is will the sporting one be any lower or simply setup stiffer? (perhaps a little of both), the Lotus guys and gals at the roadshow should absolutely know this. The 10 spoke do nothing for me personally, but the blue roadshow wheels on the touring height may look ok as they appear to make the side wall seem narrower, which always looks better and could mitigate the touring height (which is not that bad really).
Only large supermarkets seem to have supply, don't bother with BP, Esso, Texaco etc. Hope you manage to sort something!I'm booked in at B&C tomorrow evening, but now facing the stark reality that I might not be able to go. There has been no petrol whatsoever in Bromley - I wish I'd been able to find a queue to join; everywhere is empty and shut. I wasted half of what I had left in our family car today looking. I don't have nearly enough in any of my cars to make it there and back, and other things have to take priority with the 40ish miles range I have left between two cars...
I'm at the B&C event tomorrow, so those of you also going to be there will be able to gauge the accuracy of this. Or will I be in disguise....?Sheng Yue Gui is the CEO of Geely. He would, you hope, know everything. TomE knows everything it seems. My Cluedo logic says TomE actually Sheng Yue Gui!
I don't have any inside info on the i4 FE price but I have my own hunch at £71-73k. I was told by Lotus senior staff at Goodwood the FE would be a bundle of £15-18k of options discounted to £12-15k. So if the V6 FE is £76k that would make the base V6 £61-64k.Thanks for the info, £75k OTR seems higher than most people expected for the i4. As that's roughly £74k without OTR costs (delivery, plates and Year 1 Road fund license) that is only £2k less than the V6. Does the ever knowledgeable @TomE have a view on that?
I hope you get sorted, that would be a real shame - worth trying for a taxi or uber? Kindly friend with a full tank? I'd cycle that distance if it was the only way to get there - I also believe the Proclaimers would walk 500 miles!I'm booked in at B&C tomorrow evening, but now facing the stark reality that I might not be able to go. There has been no petrol whatsoever in Bromley - I wish I'd been able to find a queue to join; everywhere is empty and shut. I wasted half of what I had left in our family car today looking. I don't have nearly enough in any of my cars to make it there and back, and other things have to take priority with the 40ish miles range I have left between two cars...
Lotus said the target for i4 emissions was below 180g/kmThanks for all the pics and info .. we get to see the car tmrw at B&C. I was quite excited until reading the potential £75k figure for the i4 FE! Add the Black pack, steering wheel and tracker and it’s heading further north! It could price a few out of budget, me included. Would be interested to know the emission figures for the i4 too as this will have a bearing on the horrendous car tax upon registration. (Adds nearly another £2k to the v6 price )
Cool, so could fall into £895 band or even £555 band if below 171.Lotus said the target for i4 emissions was below 180g/km
So lights off, heater off, radio off, everything off bar the engine! B&C will surely grant your plug-in request given the future direction of Lotus!Going to have to drive my i3 to its range limit tomorrow to get to B&C, not enough petrol in my petrol car and can't seem to get any. Even called B&C and asked if they don't mind I plug it in when I get there to improve my odds of getting home!
Hi,Friday 15th can't wait!!!