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Home > Forums > Trends and Strategies > Keeping Ahead of the Curve > Engineering History Forum

Lotus Elise - The Inside Story

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BrianGar (Automotive)

24 Jun 12 10:42

A great video showing everything, from start, to finish, and everthing they faced in-between.

Remember this is a bonded aluminium chassis, and was pretty new in mass production terms.
MMC rotors are interesting too,

You wont be disappointed thats for sure, its nearly 2.5hrs long.

Link

Brian,

brandonbw (Civil/Environmental)

16 Jul 12 18:03

Thank you. I have always been a fan of this car the second they came to the States. It makes me really happy to see the Elise being driven around. I was close to buying one a few times, but instead bought a 993 as I thought having sort of a trunk was better than buying two cars for myself.

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