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Lotus Evora price guide

These Lotus Evora values come from our market model of 68 listings over the past year, adjusted for model year, trim and mileage. Based on asking prices for comparable cars, it puts a 2014 Evora 2+2 at about $52,500 with 32,200 miles, a 2012 at about $52,000 with 14,100 miles, and a 2010 at about $47,500 with 20,000 miles.

12 Lotus Evoras are for sale now, asking $38,772 to $85,750 with a median of $58,491. The typical car leaves the market about 131 days after it's first listed.

What a used Evora is worth by year and trim

Fair asking price at the typical mileage for each model year, from our market model of 68 Lotus Evora listings over the past year. A specific car also moves with its miles, options and history.

Model year 2+2 S 2+2 Base model S
2014 $52,500 · 32k mi $59,500 · 26k mi $50,500 · 37k mi –
2013 $50,500 · 31k mi $60,000 · 17k mi $53,000 · 17k mi –
2012 $52,000 · 14k mi $59,500 · 11k mi $43,500 · 57k mi $48,000 · 44k mi
2011 $47,500 · 27k mi $81,500 · 100 mi $45,500 · 32k mi –
2010 $47,500 · 20k mi – – –

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What used Lotus Evoras are listed for, by model year

Asking prices of the cars for sale in our latest scan.

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Model year For sale Median price Price range Median miles
2014 5 $64,042 $60k to $68k 18,235
2013 1 $56,988 $56,988 27,804
2012 2 $44,480 $39k to $50k 50,823
2011 3 $51,083 $43k to $86k 13,563
2010 1 $52,145 $52,145 29,074

How the Evora holds its value

What each model year is typically listed at next to a 2014 with the same trim and miles, from our market model. It shows how today's asking prices fall with age, not one car's history.

  1. 2014 100% newest model year
  2. 2013 96% of a 2014's price
  3. 2012 91% of a 2014's price
  4. 2011 88% of a 2014's price

Lotus Evora prices by mileage

Each extra 1,000 miles takes about $310 off a typical Evora at the same year and trim. Across all years, asking prices by mileage:

Mileage For sale Median price Lowest price
Under 5,000 miles 1 $85,750 $85,750
5,000 to 15,000 miles 3 $59,994 $51,083
15,000 to 30,000 miles 5 $56,988 $42,985
30,000 to 60,000 miles 3 $50,188 $38,772

Lotus Evora prices: common questions

How much is a used Lotus Evora worth?

It depends most on the model year and trim. Based on asking prices for comparable cars, our market model puts a 2014 Evora 2+2 at about $52,500 with 32,200 miles, a 2012 at about $52,000 with 14,100 miles, and a 2010 at about $47,500 with 20,000 miles. A 2014 Evora S 2+2 is valued at about $59,500 with 26,200 miles. The 12 for sale now ask $38,772 to $85,750.

How much does a Lotus Evora depreciate?

With the same trim and miles, a 2011 is typically listed at about 88% of a 2014's price. These come from today's asking prices across model years, so they show how the market prices age rather than one car's history.

How does mileage affect Lotus Evora prices?

Each extra 1,000 miles takes about $310 off the asking price of a typical Lotus Evora, at the same model year and trim.

How fast do used Lotus Evoras sell?

The typical Lotus Evora leaves the market, sold or taken off sale, about 131 days after it's first listed. That's the median over the cars we saw go in the last six months. Right now our model rates 1 of the cars for sale as good or great deals.

How are these Lotus Evora values calculated?

Luxury Car Deals' market model compares 68 Lotus Evora listings over the past year and separates the effects of model year, trim, mileage and body style. Fair values are typical asking prices for comparable cars at the usual mileage for their model year, not sale prices; a specific car also moves with its options, color, history and condition. Asking prices are from our latest scan of dealer listings on Oct 1, 2026.