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I want to try Lotus Elise at least once in my life
...i have a 2005 elise, a 2008 NC, and a 2017 ND: i try not to be a dick, but my wife says i drive like one...
That sounds like a wonderful collection.
How are they? I'm guessing they aren't your daily driver?
...the elise was my daily driver for five years, then the NC, and now the ND: the elise is in the shop after its garage burned down, the NC is parked in my driveway awaiting a 2.5l motor swap, and the ND is starting to show its age after some poor suspension repairs last summer...
So how did they perform as a daily driver? Did you have enough space and comfort?
Pretty easy and cheap to maintain for the most part, just don't damage the body cuz that's where it gets expensive and takes forever to replace, for example, the entire front half which is one piece.
Had one for two years. LOVED it. Highly recommend, tho a used Cayman may be a more practical and less worrisome alternative
Can you expand on the last sentence a bit? Why is Cayman more practical?
Staggering amounts of cargo space, body far more easily repairable, parts far more easily available, more creature comforts, and still staggeringly capable and fun to drive
But seriously the cargo space is insane:
Wow, thanks for your input.
So you daily drive it, or this was just a test grocery run?
Had it for just about a year (bought it "new" but used as demo car for a nice discount) before I traded in for my current Taycan wagon, but yes a Cayman is effortlessly capable as a daily driver!