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Deman, it's none of my business, but in this weird market, this car is probably worth no less with 2000-3000 miles on it. In fact, a driven and sorted one might be even more attractive. Have you considered just taking it off the market and enjoying this completely unique driving experience for a year, and then marketing again? I say this as a former owner of a 620S. I have owned a bunch of exotics and there is nothing like driving a 620. I lost money on mine (not a bunch) but I wouldn't trade the experience for the money I lost.

Actually in Colorado, so I don't think it's likely ;-) I ALMOST made it last year except for the new rules.

The 620S is sold! Going to a happy home with Brit Expat who will be tracking it regularly. A home it deserves.

Thanks Kitkat! We have a very interested party, just waiting to go over the details. I may regret selling this, it is such a rush to drive.

Hey kitkat! That must have been a mistake. It should be listed there for the same price as here. I have been traveling a lot and I shipped the car to Josh on consignment.

Hello all! I've had a couple enquiries about the car with concern about the right hand drive. I was concerned also, but because the car is very narrow, and the seats are almost touching each other, the vantage from the cabin is very near the center of the car, and for me that made transitioning quite easy. It took me about 300 miles to be completely comfortable even on narrow roads. As for shifting with the left hand, also that came quickly for me, and for most people that puts the most important job, the steering, in the dominant hand. If there are others here who have driven RHD cars, tell me if you agree that it's not a very big deal. The reason the car has RHD is that the location of the supercharger makes it impossible to route LHD steering, so if you want a 620, RHD is your only choice. Cheers, Mike

Jeremy, if you read this I got your PM and replied. Check your PM's. Mike

Pretty messy garage but I don't have one dedicated to cars.

Hello! After a conversation with my friend Josh at Rocky Mountain Caterham, I have decided to drop my aspirational price down to something more realistic. I did base the original asking price on a recent sale but I realize that was an outlier at best. Mike

Yep! although it is possible to spec either model with either transmission at the build. When I decided on a 620 I wanted to get a SADEV but after talking to a couple people who had them I changed my mind. The SADEV is awesome on the track, but if you are not primarily using the car on the track it is a lot to deal with. It is very noisy, it can be difficult to get into reverse, and they seem to be pretty fragile and require a lot of maintenance and repair. Plus they add about $8K to the build if I recall correctly. The 5 speed is Mazda made and a joy to shift.

It's honestly OK, and the price is without doubt the elephant in the room. :-) I don't mind addressing any thoughts or comments.

No offense taken. You believe that the price is exorbitant, and when I purchased the car two years ago I thought exactly the same thing, because the asking price was the same. But, if you build a car to this spec, and add in all of the costs to build and import it, and then add the extras I have included, you will easily be over $100,000. Then, add to the equation the fact that there is a LONG wait to get a new car. Then, there is the known market for 620's in the US. The last 620 sold in the US, similarly equipped except an R model, sold for $122,000. The R model is about $8K more expensive to build than the S model, so I have factored that into my asking price. So I think the asking price is in line with the build, condition, and the current market. Time will tell. It is a very special car.

2021 Caterham 620S in Firecracker Yellow with 3298 miles. Highly optioned, garage-kept, in excellent condition. 5 speed manual transmission. The larger SV Chassis and lowered floors allow for drivers of most sizes. The is the fastest and most powerful street car that Caterham has ever produced. Equipped with a Supercharged Ford Duratec engine producing 310 HP in a package that weighs just over 1300 pounds, the power-to-weight ratio exceeds many supercars. I am the second owner having purchased the car from the importer, Hillbank Motorsports, with 500 miles on the odometer. This car is titled as a 1957 Lotus 7 with a clean Virginia title, and should be able to be titled in any state. Clean CarFax, and no liens. During my ownership I have installed the Caterham cooling update, a new TPS and Lambda sensor, a new battery, and the car has a recent full service including oil, coolant, and spark plugs. Car starts and runs smoothly and powerfully. Includes original Avon tires with moderate wear over 15” rims. Driving a Caterham 620S is like driving no other car. As a continuation of a 1957 Lotus 7, It is the definition of analog driving. With no driver aids such as ABS or traction control, or even power steering or power brakes, it is just the driver and the road. Every drive holds the potential for exploring the limits of both the car and your driving skills, and this car makes you a better driver. The rush of power through the gears and the cornering ability is simply breathtaking. No other car feels more connected to the road. The 620S is great for both open-top backroad cruising and tearing up a track. This car is track ready with a track roll bar and an FIA approved 6 point harness, although it has not been tracked under my ownership. It is also a great conversation starter, and a favorite at Cars and Coffee. And if you enjoy owning a car that is rare and unusual, there are barely a handful of Caterham 620s in North America. Asking price $89,900.00 Will consider reasonable offers. The car is available for viewing in Harrisonburg VA by appointment, and I am happy to chat with any interested buyers to answer any and all questions. Please note that most of the photos are taken recently, but the ones with the doors off, and the Youtube video are from when I purchased from Hillbank. The condition of the car is substantially the same. Caterham 620S with the following options: SV(5) Wide Body Chassis Lowered Floors Right hand drive Firecracker Yellow with painted Gravity Black noseband and bonnet stripe Painted “7” grill in Firecracker Yellow Side stripes and Caterham lettering in Black 310bhp supercharged 2.0 Duratec with dry sump and oil cooler 5 speed H-pattern gearbox Carbon fiber front cycle wings with exposed carbon weave Carbon fiber dash panel with 620 gauge layout Carbon fiber 620 seats with padding Sport suspension with adjustable spring perches 15″ Orcus anthracite wheels with Avon ZZS tires Side Screen Armrests Battery Master Switch Full Weather Kit (used one time) Track-Day rear-exit exhaust system Track-Day Roll Bar MOMO Quick Release Steering Wheel (Leather) Tunnel Top in Carbon Vinyl Titled as a 1957 Lotus with 3398 Miles. Also includes: Sabelt FIA approved 6 point racing harness in drivers seat, original Caterham 4 point harness included with sale Spare key and demobilizer fob Spare battery cutoff switch Caterham OEM Half hood (never used) Caterham OEM Full indoor or outdoor car cover (used once) Spare oil filters and wiper blades Caterham cooling update installed Easimap PC ECU interface for checking idle voltage and Lambda sensor condition (PC not included)

Thank you! I think Hemmings is a good route also. I'm having it detailed now and photos taken.

Thanks a bunch for such a detailed hand helpful post! I've sold a car the BAT before and did well with it, but I agree it might be better to advertise here and a few other places and see if that works first. I'm not in any particular hurry to sell, I realize this is a specialized version of a specialist car so it may take a while to find the right buyer. And thanks also for the advice on test drives. I try to put myself in the shoes of both the seller and the buyer, and when I purchased I was allowed to dive it first, but that was from a dealer and not an individual. The stripe is as purchased. I like the color myself, thanks! I've just joined here as a paid member and the car is headed to the detailers tomorrow. Cheers!