heres a pic of my friends Lotus Elise. for a small engine, the car is fast!

Theres one in the college i go too. I was certain that there would be alot more of these on the road, guess not

Heres a shot of the interior. believe it or not, but im going to be installing a stereo system in this car. the stock is horrible. so he asked me to perform my fiberglass skills and form a sub and do some other minor stereo work.

DJ hot car, my friend that works with me part time has one as well. Burgundy color. Nice nice cars.

Fiberglass sub where?? I didnt know you can fit such thing in an Elise. If I didnt know any better I probably would have doubted this car having a stereo all together. Anyway, this car is awsome and I would own one in a second if I was on the market for such a cool car.

Im going to put a sub in the footwell area of the passenger side. people rest their feet on the metal support so the box will be behind it. and fiberglassed to gain the most amount of air possible. this shot shows the area from the side

thats one sexy car.

That blue is nice. A friend of mine has an orange one. Feels like a go kart when you sit in it. The seats are like an inch apart and your like 2 inches off the ground.. lol

You may want to check this out for audio ideas:

http://www.sound-in-motion.com/installs/lotus_elise.htm

From the looks of their site, they do AWESOME work...

Yes...this car turns in amazing performance and skidpad figures for its small Celica-derived in-line 4, primarily due to its ultra-light weight....some 1700-1800 lbs. before options. One of the auto-test mags.......I believe Car and Driver......clocked 0-60 in less than 5 seconds and 1.06 G on the skidpad.
This was Lotus founder Colin Chapman's great philosophy and obsession...cutting weight everywhere......both in their street and racing cars. It is one of the main reasons why Lotus won so many F1 and Grand Prix races in the company's prime. However, as with many light-weight sports cars, there are trade-offs, especially in ride comfort. You do NOT want to hit a pothole in this car.....trust me. Not only will you get a heck of a jolt, but those lightweight suspension and steering pieces underneath can bend easily.

Though this would not be the car of choice for me....for many reasons......your friend ( and your friend, too, got trd ), was very lucky to get one. Only a few thousand are being imported this year....with waiting lines, large deposits, and price mark-ups.

I was looking at one before I bought the GS, the problem is I can't fit comfortably in the car

SDSU by any chance? I always see one parked on campus parking.

Woohoo. Toyota Celica GTS power! 2ZZ-GE VVTL-i developed by Yamaha!

there are several in the bay area... i have seen a lot of them. like 5 of them, red, blue, silver, yellow.... they would be an awesome track car but i would not DD it.. it would be painful IMO.

i remember the first time i saw/read about the elise. that's one amazing machine!