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hi! new member!
i know my car is really not considered EXOTIC...but hey! 
i know this site through one of the post on myMBonline.
i'm in bellevue and recently bought '07 S550 with 22K miles, with P1 & P2 for $53K after taxes from a guy at Microsoft after my '08 C300 4Matic got stolen right out of my house.
i know this site through one of the post on myMBonline.i'm in bellevue and recently bought '07 S550 with 22K miles, with P1 & P2 for $53K after taxes from a guy at Microsoft after my '08 C300 4Matic got stolen right out of my house.
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I love my Elise 72D, I daily drive it, it's addicting, but I would not recommend it for everyone. It's small. No really small. I barely fit in it and it's a pain to get into, so much so that there are videos on youtube showing how best to get in and out.
If I had the extra cash I would probably get a Noble as well or perhaps a Morgan or even an Aston Martin. I would keep the Lotus though, it's a solid daily driver that doesn't deserve to be hidden in a garage. If you're not as clearly biased towards British cars as I am you might want to look at something like a FordGT. I hear there are some car companies in Italy and Germany that make some snazzy cars too.
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Depends on what you mean by exotic and what you plan on doing with the car.
I love my Elise 72D, I daily drive it, it's addicting, but I would not recommend it for everyone. It's small. No really small. I barely fit in it and it's a pain to get into, so much so that there are videos on youtube showing how best to get in and out.
If I had the extra cash I would probably get a Noble as well or perhaps a Morgan or even an Aston Martin. I would keep the Lotus though, it's a solid daily driver that doesn't deserve to be hidden in a garage. If you're not as clearly biased towards British cars as I am you might want to look at something like a FordGT. I hear there are some car companies in Italy and Germany that make some snazzy cars too.
I love my Elise 72D, I daily drive it, it's addicting, but I would not recommend it for everyone. It's small. No really small. I barely fit in it and it's a pain to get into, so much so that there are videos on youtube showing how best to get in and out.
If I had the extra cash I would probably get a Noble as well or perhaps a Morgan or even an Aston Martin. I would keep the Lotus though, it's a solid daily driver that doesn't deserve to be hidden in a garage. If you're not as clearly biased towards British cars as I am you might want to look at something like a FordGT. I hear there are some car companies in Italy and Germany that make some snazzy cars too.
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