Time to move on - any tips?

[Dennis]

Only rights against a private seller us if they misrepresent the sale other wise, let h buyer beware

[Europatc]

If its not your everyday driver why not approach a dealer to sell it for you on a commission basis. You may not get top dollar but the buyer will have more facilities offered to them. Car will be kept clean and prepared for sale and you have no plonkers to deal with.

[MrOverheads]

In response to a point above, I've had the clutch replaced (Lotus/Dealer combined contributed 75% of the cost) and every single little niggle about Evoras you'll find on NYLOC and SELOC fixed under warranty.
e.g.
Headlights relaminated
MY12 Gear cables and Gear stick etc
Leaking boot
Bluetooth on stereo

All known issues and all fixed House sale going ahead without needing to sell car, will hold on to it unless someone comes along that wants the colour and spec

[Dennis]

All worked out well then, I would always say hold on to it if you can as you will only miss it once it had gone

[MrOverheads]

Unless I come into some money will definitely need to sell in Autumn/Winter because going to enter the Ginetta G40 GRDC. SO the GRDC will be my road sports car and will get an old BMW 5 series, Z4, or Audi A5 or something else around 10k as a second car.