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Used, SUMMARY: 1989 Lotus Esprit, Turbo. Mileage: 22,900. Overall Condition is Excellent. Interior: White Leather Exterior: White VIN: SCCFC20A2KHF62672. 5 Speed. Description: This particular car has to be one of the cleanest, best maintained, most well preserved Esprit Turbos on the market, and its color combination is stunning and crisp. White makes the lines "pop", the best color to wear on a car like this. With only 22,900 miles and extensive records, examples of this do not appear very often. In 1989 this Esprit retailed for a whopping $69,395 (I have the original window sticker) No expense has been spared in servicing this Lotus, I have records since purchase neatly organized in plastic sleeves in a three ring binder. Exemplary of the way this car has been maintained. In the past three years: includes cam belt replacement and top end work, new stainless steel exhaust, ECM and injector replacement, plus all coolant hoses have been replaced the list goes on and on. All electrics work like new, including gauges, lighting, wiper, headlight motors, window motors, blower motors, etc. This is a turn-key example that should need nothing to be enjoyed for many miles. It just had a full look through and service by the local Lotus expert service tech in town. It had new power window motors placed and new rear side mirrors motors, new seals on windows and moon roof and new struts to hold trunk open properly. Everything else was examined and in correct working order. It needs nothing. The radio was updated for handsfree phone and streaming Bluetooth capability. The original radio can be re-placed in minutes and also comes along with the sale. The stereo sounds awesome. The rims are new and in great shape, made by OZ for this car, and were installed about 300 miles ago and that s about how many miles are on the brand new tires on all four wheels. As you can see my intent was to keep the car forever but unfortunately life events can change things quickly. The original w]]>