I have always admired the British carmaker Lotus for its ingenuity for building extremely reliable and fast cars. And even if they are not amongst the gorgeous and good-looking, they do compensate with lightweight chassis that enable increase performance. The Exige lineup is perhaps the most successful from the carmaker, with lots of versions providing
Lotus carmaker has always produced lightweight and extremely powerful models, with its aerodynamic shape being decisive in terms of driving dynamics and maneuverability. A true example of such a model is Lotus`s last model recently released, the all-new 2016 Exige Sport 350 Roadster, the coupe`s little brother, first unveiled at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.
Lotus unveiled a special edition of the Exige S, a model that comes with improved performance and minor styling tweaks. The Lotus Exige S Club Racer stands out thanks to the new yellow or white exterior finishes as well as revised bumpers, rear wing and side mirrors. More important, the British company managed to make
The British folks at Lotus announced their intentions to introduce the Exige S Automatic. The new model gains a six-speed automatic transmission for extra £2,000. Usually, sports car use manual gearboxes but if you are interested in an automatic variant, you can get it starting January. According to the company, the new transmission comes with
It’s been so long ago that few still remember that the British at Lotus use Toyota engines in the Elise and the more hardcore Exige. The engines at hand are Toyota 2ZZ-GE units and stocks are headed for depletion. Trying to capitalize on what’s left, Lotus is going to make a few special edition units
After Lamborghini came up with a massively long name for their lightweight convertible, the British over at Lotus outdid them on this front. I mean the 2011 Lotus Exige SC RGB Edition, my word, it sounds like a car with lots of acronym optionals on it.
Yesterday was the date the first production Hennessey Venom GT saw delivery to a customer who lives in the United Arab Emirates. Company owner, John Hennessey, declined to name the customer but did state that this event fulfills a dream the man had as a kid. In adding a bit of spice to the statement
