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Yea, yea, you bailed on us. Quitter.I knew Ray would eventually call you yesterday. He called my buddy around 11am just after I was telling him about the CARB stickers.
Based off his IG posts, I think he is quite happy with the EvoraYea, yea, you bailed on us. Quitter.
Seriously, though, wish you were still in. Maybe a hotter version of the Emira for you after the dust settles a bit?
It's still applicable for our v6 buddies, unfortunately.
Annual New Year's resolution,
It's not. Me, myself, and I each check 3x daily. Here, you can join in the fun:Anyone confirm if its up on Carb? I tried to look but have no idea what I am looking for.
Anyone confirm if its up on Carb? I tried to look but have no idea what I am looking for.
Wow, they *JUST* updated that page. It wasn't updated when I made my post above yours.It is not, it was just updated today and nothing for Lotus.
From a nomenclature point of view, PC (passenger cars) receive an EO (executive order) after review and approval of the submission. No EO#s exist for Lotus in 2023, 2024, or 2025.
New Vehicle and Engine Certification: Executive Orders for MY2024 Passenger Cars, Light-Duty Trucks, and Chassis Certified Medium-Duty Vehicles | California Air Resources Board
The New Vehicle and Engine Certification Program is responsible for the certification of new engines, vehicles, powertrains, aerodynamic devices and other new certifications. Vehicles and engines may be sold and otherwise produced in California only if approved by Executive Order (EO) after...ww2.arb.ca.gov
Yea, yea, you bailed on us. Quitter.
Seriously, though, wish you were still in. Maybe a hotter version of the Emira for you after the dust settles a bit?
Based off his IG posts, I think he is quite happy with the Evora
That is BS Porsche dealers have lost their minds and treating them like Ferrari. Unless you leased it from them I am not sure how they can legally hold you to that contract. What Porsche did you buy? Details?Last week I got an email from my sales guy indicating that my FE 2.0 is on the boat, and expected in the US before the end of the month. The note indicated that they expect certification process to be complete by end of January, and deliveries to start promptly.
The weather in the midwest doesnt look good for driving anytime soon, but it would still be nice to have it my garage.
I'm curious if anyone's dealer has mentioned a Right of First Refusal ("ROFR") agreement? To be clear - my Lotus dealer has never mentioned this. I ask because last week I took delivery of a Porsche and they made me sign an agreement that says if I try to sell it within 12 months I have to offer it back to the Porsche dealer at MSRP, although they are not obligated to buy it. I was not happy about them springing this on me at the time of deliver, but not mentioning it when they took a non-refundable deposit many months ago. With tax and PPF I would lose money selling at MSRP. I don't think it really matters, as I don't plan on selling the Emira (or Porsche) within a year, not to mention that the market seems to be cooling off so I doubt a dealer would pay MSRP. Just curious if anyone has heard this approach regarding Emira?
That is BS Porsche dealers have lost their minds and treating them like Ferrari. Unless you leased it from them I am not sure how they can legally hold you to that contract. What Porsche did you buy? Details?
That’s not BS by any means, idk what about you but most people had enough with the crazy mark ups and people taking up allocations and flipping cars, instead of people like us who try and get the car they want for its original MSRP or even at all!That is BS Porsche dealers have lost their minds and treating them like Ferrari. Unless you leased it from them I am not sure how they can legally hold you to that contract. What Porsche did you buy? Details?
Personally I like Chevy's approach. If you flip it, you don't get to buy from them, and the warranty doesn't transfer. Screw the seller and the buyer.That’s not BS by any means, idk what about you but most people had enough with the crazy mark ups and people taking up allocations and flipping cars, instead of people like us who try and get the car they want for its original MSRP or even at all!
I didn’t know Porsche does it as well but seems reasonable as Lamborghini also implemented this tactic, as they are both in the VAG, I had to sign it on the Revuelto, they will be able to hold up the sale and hold you accountable (as seen in the ford GT John Cena case), but even if you do end up selling it without any consequences you will be black flagged permanently.
Hopefully more manufacturers follow suit and come up with more ways to stop dealers and flippers IMO.
Lotus of Naples has such a clause in their agreement.Last week I got an email from my sales guy indicating that my FE 2.0 is on the boat, and expected in the US before the end of the month. The note indicated that they expect certification process to be complete by end of January, and deliveries to start promptly.
The weather in the midwest doesnt look good for driving anytime soon, but it would still be nice to have it my garage.
I'm curious if anyone's dealer has mentioned a Right of First Refusal ("ROFR") agreement? To be clear - my Lotus dealer has never mentioned this. I ask because last week I took delivery of a Porsche and they made me sign an agreement that says if I try to sell it within 12 months I have to offer it back to the Porsche dealer at MSRP, although they are not obligated to buy it. I was not happy about them springing this on me at the time of deliver, but not mentioning it when they took a non-refundable deposit many months ago. With tax and PPF I would lose money selling at MSRP. I don't think it really matters, as I don't plan on selling the Emira (or Porsche) within a year, not to mention that the market seems to be cooling off so I doubt a dealer would pay MSRP. Just curious if anyone has heard this approach regarding Emira?