Widebody 2011 Lotus Evora 2+2 With Air Suspension and Titanium Exhaust Offered in North Carolina
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Widebody 2011 Lotus Evora 2+2 With Air Suspension and Titanium Exhaust Offered in North CarolinaA rare, extensively customized 2011 Lotus Evora 2+2 has surfaced for private sale in North Carolina, showcasing a long list of performance and aesthetic modifications aimed at turning heads on both the street and show circuit.
Finished in Arctic Silver Metallic beneath a Rainbow Metallic Majestic White vinyl wrap, the Evora features a custom widebody kit with Clinched rear overfenders, a GTE-style carbon front bumper, a Ferrari F430-inspired diffuser, and a massive GT wing. A LOWGLOW underbody lighting kit and matte purple Forgestar wheels further add to its aggressive, attention-grabbing presence.
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Underneath, a 3.5-liter Toyota-sourced V6 paired with a Lotus Evora 400-sourced 6-speed manual transmission sends 276 horsepower to the rear wheels. Enhancements include a custom titanium exhaust, Airtekk air suspension, and a VIAIR compressor system managed via Air Lift Performance's 3P air management setup.
Inside, Kevmannz forged carbon racing seats, a forged carbon steering wheel, and a titanium shift knob give the cabin a bespoke feel. Additional upgrades include a Komo-Tec harness bar, Pioneer infotainment system, and carbon trim accents throughout.
With just over 34,000 miles on the odometer, the car remains in strong running condition. The seller notes recent service in June 2025 to address an A/C refrigerant leak, and a recent oil change at approximately 33,000 miles. A 2019 tire date code and minor cosmetic blemishes on the wing and windshield are among its few known flaws.
The vehicle holds a clean North Carolina title, though it is subject to an active lien. The seller will use proceeds from the sale to satisfy the loan before transferring ownership.
Buyers are advised to confirm registration requirements in their home state due to the extent of modifications, which may impact emissions compliance.
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