Lotus Elise

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how much does a used lotus's cost, and would a 6 foot 5 guy fit in one of these if he can barely fit in his Solstice GXP?

1, 4 are my favorite. i love the B&W contrast in #1, the last one would have been my overall favorite but those cars kill it. a little more patience could have made this image. nothing adobe PS cannot do.

Nice car, good images!

ATXsouljah wrote in post #10107318
how much does a used lotus's cost, and would a 6 foot 5 guy fit in one of these if he can barely fit in his Solstice GXP?

1, 4 are my favorite. i love the B&W contrast in #1, the last one would have been my overall favorite but those cars kill it. a little more patience could have made this image. nothing adobe PS cannot do.

Last one was a quick edit. I was planning on working out the cars and the sewer hole thing on the ground in PS when I had more time. Cars were lined up all down the street so unfortunately I couldn't have waited it out.

Not my car, but I'm about a foot shorter than you and the owner maybe a couple inches taller than me. It's definitely an art getting into these cars. Both of us fit in the car fine, but I would imagine someone with your stature may have trouble getting into and out of the car. And then there's actually sitting in the car without feeling cramped with your height. I've never been in a Solstice, so all I can say is the Lotus isn't for everyone. It's not just the size but the road noise and lack of amenities (AC, soft seats - not to say these weren't comfortable, sound insulation, trunk space - or lack thereof, etc). I believe a used Elise goes for around 28k and an Exige a couple thousand more but don't quote me on that.

BTW - Thanks for the comments.

So I took some time today to fix up #5. Gave me an excuse to play with CS5.

How'd I do?

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