Sell Your Lotus Today

How can I sell my Lotus today?

Did you know you can sell your Lotus in just one day?

It’s simple: Just send us your car’s information (make, model, mileage, and VIN) with a short description. By the way, photos are optional!

With the information you provide, we’ll send you a legitimate, no-obligation cash offer within minutes.

If you accept the offer, we’ll pay you immediately and schedule a pick up for your vehicle (at no cost to you!).

It’s the easiest way to sell your Lotus, guaranteed.

What’s the best way to sell a Lotus?

You might be thinking, Sure, that sounds easy, but is it really the best way to go about it?

To that we say, Why not?

Tire-kickers and car enthusiasts alike will be excited for the chance to test drive a Lotus and could waste your time with nonsense offers they don’t intend to follow through on.

At We Buy Exotics, you don’t have to deal with any of that. We offer you the best value for your Lotus so you can accept a great offer and move on.

What are Lotus cars worth?

It all depends on the model, exterior color, interior color, the additional options it comes with, condition, and vehicle history.

Lotus cars rarely experience price drops so a private seller can struggle to find a buyer who’s looking for a deal.

Luckily for you, we know the brand and its models well, so you can find out how much your car is worth in just minutes. Send us your information and we’ll send you a serious offer—no strings attached.

Can I get a better offer somewhere else?

You never know until you try. In fact, we challenge you to talk to other buyers and get their offers. Then contact us to see how much better our offer is.

We give the best offers for luxury cars in the market.

We make selling your Lotus easy.

When you choose a luxury dealership like We Buy Exotics, you’ll be getting a fast, accurate price. We know Lotus models inside and out, so we can give you a legitimate offer that’s worth your valuable time.

Before you sell your Lotus, get to know the history of the car to help you give us all the information we need to give you a free, no-obligation bid in just minutes.

Learn about Lotus

Lotus is a British brand of supercars that’s been designing race and road cars since the late 1940s. The company, which officially formed in 1952, has two divisions: Lotus Cars and Lotus Engineering.

Lotus Engineering has helped with the designs, body styles, engineering, and aspects of cars from Vauxhall, Tesla, Aston Martin, Chevrolet, Toyota, Dodge, Chrysler, Jaguar, Volvo, and more.

Their own cars, though, are the real story here. Since 1948, starting with the Lotus Mark I sports car, Lotus has been well-known as a Formula 1 car manufacturer. Nearly every year since, they have released another model, numbering them from the Mark I to the Mark X, moving to the Eleven, then to 12 all the way to 130.

Some of its most famous models include the Lotus Elite, the Lotus Elan, and the Lotus Europa.

Their current models, and the ones most road drivers own, include the:

Lotus Elise: This convertible roadster with rwd (rear-wheel drive) goes from 0 to 60 mph in just 4.3 seconds with a max speed of 150 mph. The 111S edition is a bit faster, while the 340R was a limited edition, roofless model. The Series 2 Elise was released in 2000 to meet new European crash regulations and uses a slightly different body type.

Lotus Exige: This is the coupe version of the Elise and comes in several variants, including the Exige S, the Exige S 240, the Exige S 260, the Exige 265E, the Exige Scura, and more. The Exige has been in production since 2000.

Lotus Evora: The Lotus Evora was released in 2010 and was the first all-new car from Lotus since the Elise was released. Lotus released the Evora S (used by Rome, Madrid, and Romanian police), only to be replaced by the Evora 400 which features leather seats, and gets 21 mpg city, 49 highway. They’ve also brought out the Evora Sport 410 and the Evora GT430.

Lotus 3-Eleven: This 0-door speedster was released in 2016 and is available as a race car and a road-legal vehicle.

If you’d like more information before making a decision, be sure to check out our Complete How-To Sell Your Exotic Car Guide and our in-depth research piece Leasing vs Owning.