Buying or Selling a 1979 Lotus Esprit?

 

The Lotus Esprit was a two-seat sports car launched in 1976 and based on a concept from Italdesign. Produced until 2004, the Lotus Esprit was one of the sports cars produced for the longest time in history. From 1978 to 1981, the series 2 model was manufactured. The car was fitted with the same 2-liter, 4-cylinder engine as its predecessor, with a power output of 160 hp for the European trim and 140 hp for the US trim. The Series 2 featured new 14-inch, Speedline alloy wheels, taillights from the Rover SD1 and a new dashboard with individual gauges. The Lotus Esprit JPS edition—John Player Special—was created based on the Series 2 model to celebrate Lotus’ victory in the 1978 Formula One World Championship.

 

1979 Lotus Esprit Seller’s Guide

Whether you’re selling a mint condition model of 1979 Lotus Esprit or one that has a special story, Alex Manos and his team are interested. Their Los Angeles classic car dealership is the home for a large inventory of classic cars of all makes, models, and conditions. The staff is composed of classic car enthusiasts who are always looking for more models to grow the collection. Call the team today to get an idea of how much they’d offer and what services they include. Don’t hesitate to stop by their Los Angeles dealership if you’re in the area, and have an expert evaluate your classic. The team is also used to buying cars all over the country and will offer to take care of transportation for you. Moreover, the Alex Manos team is known for sharing their best practice recommendations with clients and friends. They’ll give you some tips on how to take pictures that will improve your ad and generate more interest from potential buyers.

Alex Manos and his team are only one phone call away and ready to assist you with the sale of your 1979 Lotus Esprit. The team is looking forward to speaking with you and welcomes the opportunity to earn your business. Get connected today for an easy and hassle free experience!

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