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Ariel - Atom (2011)

The Ariel Atom, often hailed as the ultimate expression of lightweight performance, made its mark with the 2011 model year – a year that showcased the car’s pure, unfiltered power and striking agility. While the Ariel Atom price floating at launch was steep, automotive enthusiasts have long debated the true value of owning this icon. If you’re curious about Ariel Atom 2011 price, how it holds up today, or what you might pay for a used model, this guide provides a thorough, data‑driven look at the market.

  • Engine: 1.4‑litre, 4‑cylinder, 2‑rotor, 300 hp / 353 lb‑ft
  • Transmission: 6‑speed sequential manual (0‑60 mph in 2.4 seconds)
  • Fuel Type: Premium gasoline (91 octane)
  • Weight: 720 kg (1,590 lb) – the lightest production sports car in its class
  • Dimensions: 3,660 mm × 1,605 mm × 847 mm (145 in × 63 in × 33 in)
  • Top Speed: 200 mph (320 km/h) claimed (dependent on aerodynamic setup)
  • Wheelbase: 2,241 mm (88.1 in)
  • Brakes: Carbon‑ceramic front & rear
  • Suspension: Active “g‑joints” with variable damping for each wheel
  • Interior: Uncluttered, minimalistic cockpit – virtually all weight is driven to the roads

When looking at used Ariel Atom price or inquiring about the depreciation of the 2011 model, it’s helpful to understand the typical lifecycle of a highly specialized vehicle. In the first year, a new Ariel Atom typically loses between 15‑20% of its original value. From years two through five, the annual drop tends to level off to 5‑10% per year, reflecting the car’s desirability among collectors and racing teams. By ten years, a 2011 Atom often enjoys a resale value that is about 30‑35% of its original price, assuming it retains excellent mechanical condition and has limited mileage.

How does this compare to similar models? Compared to the Lotus Exige S (priced around £30,000 at launch) or the McLaren 570S (with a list price exceeding £70,000), the Ariel Atom’s depreciation is noticeably more aggressive early on. That rigidity stems from the Atom’s focus on pure performance over practicality—features like the fixed windscreen and minimal infotainment significantly narrow its appeal to niche buyers. Consequently, used Ariel Atom price can be surprisingly accessible to those willing to accept its functional limitations, whereas the Lotus and McLaren retain higher residual values due to broader market demand and luxury branding.

Looking deeper, enthusiasts frequently ask: what is a 2011 Ariel Atom worth? While the pure-driving community still values the vehicle at a premium, reports from secondary markets indicate that a pristine 2011 model in good condition usually sells for somewhere between £25,000 and £35,000. Variations arise from mileage, maintenance records, and whether the car has been raced extensively. Currency is also a factor, so


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