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Analogue Automotive Builds an Elise for One: The VHPK Restomod Costs $470,000

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Analogue Automotive has reworked the Lotus Elise into the VHPK, a restomod stripped down to a single driver's seat with no passenger side at all. The company has priced the car at $470,000. The single-seat cockpit is the build's defining feature, setting it apart from any two-up Elise that came before it.

With reporting from Road & Track.

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