Buying or Selling a 1976 Lotus Esprit?

 

The Lotus Esprit Series 1 was launched in 1975 at the Paris Auto Show and went into production in June 1976 to replace the aging Europa model. The same 4-cylinder Lotus 907 engine from the Jensen Healey was fitted on the Lotus Esprit, with a capacity of 2.0 liters and an output of 160 hp—only 140 hp for the US models. The unit was matted to the 5-speed manual gearbox also used on the Maserati Merak. Lotus claimed a top speed of 138 mph and the 0 to 60 mph acceleration was recorded below 7 seconds. The Esprit was made with a steel backbone chassis and a fiberglass body, giving the car a particularly low weight. The model was famous for great cornering, steering and handling abilities, which made the 1976 Lotus Esprit was a very enjoyable sports car.

 

1976 Lotus Esprit Seller’s Guide

Thinking about selling your 1976 Lotus Esprit? The Alex Manos team is a great resource to start evaluating the market and the value of your model, and also get useful tips and advice from knowledgeable classic Lotus specialists. When selling a 1976 Lotus Esprit, the Alex Manos team will recommend you call your insurance to ask about their policies on test-drives. It can be difficult to judge the genuine interest of a potential buyer for your model and whether or not they’ll drive your car smoothly. Alex Manos and his team have a Los Angeles classic car dealership that features a large inventory of classics for sale. The team is always looking for new models and would love to take a look at your 1976 Lotus Esprit

 

Call the Alex Manos team today to ask for their offer on your 1976 Lotus Esprit and find out more about their many services—including cash offers, transportation, paperwork and many more. The friendly staff is ready to assist you and looking forward to speaking with you soon!

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