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Lotus Exige V6 - won't depreciate much at all, if you can stretch to £50k then the LF1 variant. Has been holding price very well.
https://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...dition/7520551

Lotus Evora S - Been in the £30k to £40k range for several years now depending on age and mileage

Cayman will depreciate like a stone over 5 years, just sold mine after 9 months, fantastic car though.

R8 especially a manual and again if you can find another £10k then the V10. Lost just £500 after 5 months ownership of a V10 could easily have been a small profit if I had held out for a better offer.

I've just bought a 2007 Lotus Europa - will hold it's value. An Elise with more sound insulation basically.
Will Blackham (respected for his stock choice in the Lotus community) has a nice one here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...y-rare/7778910

Check the rest of his stock. The Sports Racer Elise - I used to own that model (only 50 built) and it's worth more now than I sold it for about 7 years ago.
You and I have similar taste in cars! I love the Europa, it’s one of the most fun cars I’ve ever driven and hard to find nowadays. They look stunning in the flesh, but a bit weird in photos! Well done for getting one, you won’t lose money on it.

OP test drive an Evora S.