Presentation
This 1999 Lotus Elise S1 of German origin has 81,000km, as certified by its logbook. The seller states that the car is in good general condition, has a valid MOT and has had recent and regular servicing.

Externally, the car is in good condition. The gray paintwork shows only a few defects, which can be seen in the gallery. Photos of the underbody are available in the gallery.

The interior is in good condition. The black imitation upholstery has no tears or holes, but shows slight signs of wear. The steering wheel and dashboard are in good condition. On-board instrumentation and electrical equipment are in normal working order.

The 1.8-liter 4-cylinder developed 120 hp from the factory. The seller states that the mechanical system is working normally, as is the 5-speed manual gearbox. The seller specifies that the immobilizer and alarm have been removed. The car has undergone mechanical modifications to optimize its performance. These modifications include :
Motor:
-Larini muffler
-optimized 48mm metal butterfly
-Admission Hurricane
-Preparation including: Reworked cylinder head, performance camshafts, fuel pressure regulator and 155hp management (dyno sheet)
Chassis:
-Jantes Technomagnesio Victory
-R888r tires
-Nitron Street Series 2 shock absorber
-Reinforced toe links
-Rotules unibal barre stabilisatrice
-Silent bloc reinforced stabilizer bar
-Geometry carried out at the Zavaroni Leggera Passion garage
Freinage:
-Front discs on aluminum bowl
-Drilled rear discs
-Pagid RS14 front/rear brake pads
-Durites aviation
-The RBF 700
Recently, the car has benefited from the following expenses:
9/22/23 (Zavaroni Leggera Passion Garage):
-Engine drain
-Liquide frein
-Alternator belt
-Air filter cleaning

The car has its 4 original rims in good condition. The car brakes normally.

The seller is a private individual located in Saint-Restitut (26), France, and accepts visits during the sale. The car will be sold with its French registration, a favorable technical inspection less than six months old, invoices and maintenance booklet.

The seller wished to define a reserve price.