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Waiting patiently outside. Got a sneak peak of the blue as I arrived - looks stunning.
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I've got another 2 weeks to wait for my slot at Parks Lotus in Hamilton (Scotland), you must be super stoked right now! Hope you can share some photos later, have fun!Waiting patiently outside. Got a sneak peak of the blue as I arrived - looks stunning.View attachment 460
I was there also. My first time seeing the car in the flesh.Waiting patiently outside. Got a sneak peak of the blue as I arrived - looks stunning.View attachment 460
Great info, including the practicalities, i imagine you are buzzing as i am excited just reading it?!I was there also. My first time seeing the car in the flesh.
It is stunning.
Things I have noted are, less room behind the seats than the Evora. This is a good thing for me - more room in the cabin.
Easier to get in and out of the car, I feel this was because the sills are lower than the Evora.
Build quality inside is really good. A very nice place to be!
Had a good look at the green (that I've configured), and it looks darker than I expected, but again, that's not a bad thing, I'm happy with that.
Boot space was impossible to see as it's packed full of batteries - A Lotus rep explained the space that would be there, and I see it as equivilent to the Evora boot, so happy there.
I'm very happy overall!
It is making it hard to concentrate on work!Great info, including the practicalities, i imagine you are buzzing as i am excited just reading it?
Friday 15th can't wait!!!It is making it hard to concentrate on work!
Even my wife seems excited!
Hope you all get a good viewing soon!
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 picked up two bits of additional information for the reps there:
1) expectation is that we will be able to spec the TDC stripe on the steering wheel on FEs.
2) i4 FE is expected to be priced at £75k on the road.
Take the swatch outside for a good look in the light!Thanks for sharing some pictures, looks as good as the media stuff and that green is dark isn't it. We were thinking of going with that so will be interesting to see the swatch in the flesh and if it changes our decision.
We are booked in for the 13th of October so not too long to go.
LOL, @TomE = Sheng Yue GuiThanks 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?
It would make it £2k less than the manual V6 but that's not comparing like for like because of the DCT. A fairer comparison would be against the auto V6 and the i4 is £4K less than that. Given the i4's DCT transmission is more advanced it's probably about right I think. Don't get me wrong I would rather it was less!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?
If that is true then it also means at £74k they are pricing the FE options list at a £14k premium over the £60k base model cost....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?