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Lotus - Elise S2 (2004)

Lovingly referred to as the “fifth wheel” in Lotus circles, the Lotus Elise S2 (2004) still turns heads with its lightweight chassis and agile handling. The 2004 Lotus Elise S2 price has long been a point of interest for enthusiasts who wish to understand how the model holds up in the used market. If you’re wondering the used Lotus Elise S2 price or what “a 2004 Lotus Elise S2 worth” is in today’s landscape, this page offers an up‑to‑date snapshot of everything you need to know for informed buying or selling.

Key Specifications of the 2004 Lotus Elise S2

  • Engine: 1.6‑liter 4‑cyl inline, naturally aspirated (100 hp @ 5,900 rpm)
  • Transmission: 6‑speed manual (optional 5‑speed automatic in a few markets)
  • Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (though some high‑performance models were later offered with rear‑wheel drive)
  • Fuel Type: Premium unleaded gasoline
  • Dimensions: 3,500 mm L / 1,765 mm W / 934 mm H; wheelbase 2,370 mm
  • Weight: 770 kg (gross) – one of the lightest production road cars of its era
  • Performance: 0‑60 mph in 5.5 s; top speed ~140 mph
  • Suspension: Independent MacPherson struts (front); wishbone suspension (rear)
  • Brakes: Front 320 mm discs, rear 280 mm discs (tuned for high‑speed cornering)
  • Interior: Minimalist, with bucket seats, no electronic driver aids (to preserve the pure driving experience)
  • Color Options: Factory palette includes Crystal White, Black Tetra, Phase‑Shift Gold, and others

Because the 2004 Lotus Elise S2 price varies by region, trim, and mileage, the database aggregates hundreds of listings to give you a realistic sense of current market conditions. The data is refreshed daily to reflect the latest trends in the used Lotus market.

Depreciation Insight

Lotus Elise S2 depreciation is a well‑studied phenomenon: the car typically loses 15‑20% of its original retail value in the first year, and approximately 25‑30% over the next two years. After five years, the depreciation curve flattens somewhat, largely because models coming from the early 2000s retain enthusiast interest. Accurate depreciation figures focus on “time on the road” and maintenance quality rather than just


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