The Lotus 340R started out as a concept car at the 1998 Birmingham Motor Show, but the company decided to build 340-units worldwide, which were all sold even before being manufactured. Since it was designed for the track, there is no roof or doors. From the factory, these Lotus Elise-based cars only came in a silver and black color scheme, powered by a 1.8L Rover K-Series engine generating 177 bhp and 127 lb-ft of torque, mated to a 5-speed PG1 close ratio manual transmission, enabling it to hit 60mph in 4.4-seconds, while topping out at 133 mph.
Still interested? There’s on example for sale with just 5,856-miles on the odometer. Other features include 15″ / 16″ staggered OEM Lotus Technomagnesium alloy wheels wrapped in AD08RS Yokohama tires, two-tone blue bucket seats, an exposed metal gear knob and suede center panels with the Lotus emblem stitched into the back panel. More information here.
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Accompanying the vehicle are the original handbooks and service book, original tool kit, along with a folder of maintenance invoices and the original bill of sale,” according to the seller.
