Representative example
Borrowing £7,500 at a representative APR of 18.3%, annual interest rate (fixed) 18.25%, 47 monthly payments of £216.00 followed by 1 payment of £226.00, total cost of credit is £2,878, total amount payable is £10,378.
Used Lotus Cars for Sale
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Popular Used Lotus Models
£15,790
was £15,990
London
- 2003
- 52,196 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
020 3018 6439*
This dealer promises to meet our 10 point customer care charter.
£33,995
was £34,995
Orpington
- 2013
- 30,000 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01689 242 641*
This dealer promises to meet our 10 point customer care charter.
£66,995
was £72,995
Southampton
- 2016
- 5,400 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01489 682 795*
Franchised Dealer
£64,495
was £79,995
Southampton
- 2017
- 5,300 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01489 682 795*
Franchised Dealer
£51,750
was £52,995
Southampton
- 2016
- 4,300 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01489 682 795*
Franchised Dealer
£46,995
Southampton
- 2014
- 17,800 miles
- Petrol
- Automatic
01489 682 795*
Franchised Dealer
£44,995
was £45,995
Southampton
- 2017
- 1,800 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01489 682 795*
Franchised Dealer
£33,995
was £35,995
Southampton
- 2015
- 6,200 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01489 682 795*
Franchised Dealer
£35,995
Wigan
- 2012
- 28,000 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01942 371 049*
This dealer promises to meet our 10 point customer care charter.
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Used Lotus Cars
Lotuses aren't refined or practical cars, so they're never going to draw the attention of those looking for something to do the school run in. Instead they are brisk, lightweight sportscars designed to get the adrenaline pumping and the heart rate up when behind the wheel. All used Lotus on the AA Cars website come with free 12 months breakdown cover.
Rating 4 Lotus ReviewsUsed Lotus Cars Overview
Leader of the range is the Lotus Elise, an eye catching sportscar which handles excellently, boasts good speed, and offers one of the most engaging and exiting drives on the road. The Exige is more powerful, and is as exciting on the race track as it is comfortable on the road. The Evora, the first new model to be released by the manufacturer since the Elise, is bigger, slightly more refined, and competes with the Porsche, although never quite reaching its heights. Today there are few cars as invigorating and as exciting on the road; something which would at least make the school run interesting, if a little cramped.