Collecting the Most OUTRAGEOUS New Car EVER! The Very Last Lotus Elise Cup 250 Final Edition
Published May 8, 2022
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210,832
Likes
7,860
Comments
603
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This car is beyond outrageous! Join me to collect the very last Lotus Elise EVER, this absolutely insane Elise Cup 250 Final Edition in Luminous Orange (RAL 2005), and bringing it back to @TheShmuseum. I've never, ever seen a colour like it on a car! My friend, whose privacy will be respected, is the owner of this tru…
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- May 8, 2022
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How Collecting the Most OUTRAGEOUS New Car EVER! The Very Last Lotus Elise Cup 250 Final Edition is doing
It has 210K views in total. It ranks #8,738,112 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Collecting the Most OUTRAGEOUS New Car EVER! The Very Last Lotus Elise Cup 250 Final Edition
- Total views
- 210K
- Total likes
- 7.86K
- Total comments
- 603
- Published
- May 8, 2022
- Global rank by views
- #8,738,112
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How many views does Collecting the Most OUTRAGEOUS New Car EVER! The Very Last Lotus Elise Cup 250 Final Edition have?
Collecting the Most OUTRAGEOUS New Car EVER! The Very Last Lotus Elise Cup 250 Final Edition has 210,832 views, 7,860 likes and 603 comments, ranking #8,738,112 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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