2013 Lotus Evora Ips 2+2 Loaded W/low Miles on 2040-cars
Trenton, New Jersey, United States
For sale is a hardly used 2013 Lotus Evora IPS 2+2 in Carbon Gray metallic paint exterior with the Suede Tex Premium Package interior (Alcantara black/gray leather/suede). This vehicle was barely driven with 1,510 gentle miles. It has been garage kept at all times and has never even been driven in the rain. It is currently being kept safely in the garage on a battery tender and looking for a new home. Still under warranty. The 6-speed IPS (Intelligent Precision Shift) allows the vehicle to be driven automatically or can be switched to manual by pressing the paddle shifters on the steering wheel. It handles excellently and is just an all around beautiful attention getting car. This car has never been taken on a track....completely babied to date. Although it has the 2+2 option, this car is, unfortunately, no longer practical for us (with another little one on the way). There is nothing wrong with it and it makes me sad to part with it but it needs a new home where the owner will drive it and not keep it locked up in a garage. This Lotus comes with the following upgrades: IPS Technology Package w/Reverse Camera (also has iPhone/iPod hookup to listen to your music) Power Fold Mirrors Suede Tex Premium Package Premium Sports Package Gloss Black Forged 19"/20" Wheels Premium Metallic Paint (Carbon Gray) Star Shield Battery Tendor (Lotus OEM) Heated seats The MSRP for this vehicle new is over $90k as shown! I waited over a half a year for this car to come in from the dealership! Feel free to contact me directly with any questions or for more photos at (732) 690-6020 or by email at jaaron0620@aol.com. Thank you. |
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Lotus suing former CEO Bahar over spending on homes, helicopters and watches
Mon, 03 Dec 2012More details have come out about the legal suit and countersuit being contested between Lotus cars owner DRB-Hicom and former CEO of Lotus Dany Bahar. Bahar was brought in by Malaysian car company Proton in 2009 to turn Lotus around, and events during his tenure have made just about everyone wonder "What's going on?" That's not unusual - it can take a minute to figure things out when a new leader takes everything in a new direction - but in this case the clouds didn't clear quickly enough.
When the Malaysian government sold Proton to Malaysian auto supplier DRB-Hicom earlier this year, a forensic accounting team from Ernst & Young and The Rothschild Group started going over the books. Not long after, Bahar was suspended in June from his position and then fired. In his countersuit against DRB-Hicom, claims of lavish spending began to surface. Then the stories and leaks and rumors really began, the UK's Financial Mail reporting on more than one million pounds spent on private flights and home renovations, the New Zealand Herald talking about other executives sacked so that DRB could rearrange a 270-million-pound bank loan to Lotus, and rumors on forums about Bahar flying from his home in Norfolk to Hethel HQ and spending 30,000 pounds on motorsports books for his office.
In the latest Bloomberg report it is said that DRB-Hicom seeks 2.5 million pounds ($4 million US) from Bahar "for unauthorized expenses and overpaid salary and bonuses," including the purported expense of 3,000 pounds on watches for company managers. DRB-Hicom also says Bahar made damaging statements to the media, on top of breaching his contractual duties. Bahar's countersuit seeks $10.6 million from DRB-Hicom.
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Case in point: Kimi Raikkonen and the announcement made today by Lotus that he'll have to sit out the rest of the season in order to undergo back surgery. That means Lotus will have to find a replacement driver for the last two races in Austin and Brazil while Kimi has and recovers from the operation.
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