2012 Lotus Exige V6
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Common Problems & Reliability
The 2012 Lotus Exige V6 has 3 known issues. 3 of these are classified as serious faults that could be expensive to repair.
Clutch Master Cylinder Failure
SeriousLike the Evora, the Exige V6 can suffer from a sticking clutch pedal due to heat-soak failing the internal seals.
Symptoms: Pedal sticking to floor, Difficulty shifting when hot
Est. repair cost: £800–£1,500
Suspension Joint & Toe Link Wear
SeriousTrack use accelerates wear on ball joints and rear toe links. A nervous chassis ruins the Exige experience.
Symptoms: Knocking over bumps, Instability at high speed...
Est. repair cost: £500–£1,200
Rear Upright Cracking
SeriousThe rear hub carriers/uprights on V6 Exiges have been known to crack, particularly on track-used cars. Lotus later redesigned the part with reinforced material. Failure can be catastrophic and life-threatening at speed.
Symptoms: Visible cracks around hub carrier, Unsettled rear-end handling...
Est. repair cost: £500–£1,000 (pair, upgraded parts)
Buying Tips for the 2012 Lotus Exige V6
- Check rear hub uprights thoroughly to ensure updated reinforced factory castings are fitted
- Test clutch pedal feel when fully hot; sticking pedal indicates heat-soaked master cylinder
- Examine exhaust manifolds and rear clamshell heat shielding for thermal damage or fatigue cracks
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