Lotus Exige Review, For Sale, Specs, Models & News in Australia

Lotus Exige Review, For Sale, Specs, Models & News in Australia

FROM $135,740

Chasing the thrill and pace of a supercar but not made of money? The Exige may still be expensive but smaller engines and extruded aluminium chassis mean the Elise’s hardcore, roofed cousin can be had at the fraction of a cost of a McLaren or Ferrari.

It evolved over the years from having an aspirated high-strung four-cylinder to a supercharged Toyota four-pot and eventually scoring a V6.

Lotus announced the end of production in December 2021.

The line-up currently starts at $135,740 for the Exige Sport 390 Final Edition and ranges through to $219,010 for the range-topping Exige Cup 430 Final Edition.

10.2L/100km (combined)
Convertible
6 Speed Manual
Premium Unleaded Petrol
Rating Summary
Practicality
3
Price and features
6
Driving
8
Safety
5
Overview
Likes
Unassisted, unadulterated steering (at speed)
Beautiful balance and stiff chassis
Gearbox
Dislikes
Sheer impracticality
Heavy steering (at low speeds)
Getting in and out of it

Lotus Exige Reviews

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Lotus Exige 2015 review
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Lotus Exige S 2014 review
8.0/10
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Lotus Exige S roadster 2014 review
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Lotus Exige S 2013 Review
8.0/10
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Lotus Exige 2013 review
28 May 2013
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Lotus Exige S 2013 review
7.0/10
6 May 2013
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Lotus Exige 2008 Review
21 May 2008
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Lotus Exige S 2008 Review
17 Mar 2008
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Lotus Exige 2007 Review
16 May 2007
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Lotus Exige S 2006 review
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