Top 10 · Lotus
The most valuable Lotus cars
The Lotus road cars in the CarSpot database with the highest estimated values for a typical example. Values are directional estimates, not appraisals.
Ranked from 32 Lotus road cars with an estimated value. The Lotus Evija leads at $2.3m–$2.8m, ahead of the Lotus Evora GT430 and the Lotus Exige Cup 430 S3.
- 1
UnicornLotus Evija
2023–present
$2.3m–$2.8m
- 2
UnicornLotus Evora GT430
2017–2018
$145k–$185k
- 3Rare
Lotus Exige Cup 430 S3
2017–2021
$95k–$135k
Numbers 4 to 10
- 4Lotus 3-Eleven2016–2018 · $85k–$115k$85k–$115kUnicorn
- 5Lotus Esprit Sport 300 X1801992–1995 · $75k–$125k$75k–$125kUnicorn
- 6Lotus 340R2000 · $65k–$130k$65k–$130kUnicorn
- 7Lotus Exige Sport 410 S32018–2021 · $85k–$110k$85k–$110kRare
- 8Lotus Elite Type 141957–1963 · $60k–$125k$60k–$125kLegendary
- 9
Lotus Emira2022–present · $83k–$88k$83k–$88kRare - 10Lotus Evora Sport 4102016–2018 · $75k–$90k$75k–$90kUnicorn
Road cars only; race cars and concepts are left out. Values are directional estimates for a typical example, not appraisals. Condition, mileage, history and specification all change what a real car is worth. The badge beside each car is its CarSpot card tier. Rarity is a collectible game mechanic, not an assessment of real-world scarcity or value. How CarSpot's car data works
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