Caterham

Right now, if you buy a car wearing the Caterham badge, you get a Seven of some sort. The Seven is a reproduction of the famed Lotus Seven, and it is glorious. Not everyone wants an open top car designed in the ’60s though, and Caterham knows this.

Harrods is one of the most well known and longest standing department stores in the UK. Now, they’ve teamed up with Caterham Cars for a special, one-off Caterham Seven. The car is the first design from the new Caterham Signature service.

If you love LEGO and you love sweet, Caterham’s sweet Lotus 7 reproductions, this new LEGO Ideas kit is the perfect way to roll. LEGO kit 21307 is a Caterham Seven 620R. The 771-piece kit builds a nicely sized model that measures in at 3″ high x 11″ long x 5″ wide.

Caterham has announced a new model of the iconic Seven based on a version of the original Lotus car that was never produced in the ’60s. The car is called the Caterham Seven Spirit and the design is meant to invoke the ’60s and does a very good job of it.

There may not be another car in the entire automotive world that embodies the less is more philosophy more than the Lotus 7. This car was so popular that even though Lotus stopped making it long ago, there are hoards of companies out there making their own spin on the car and one of the best is UK outfit Caterham.

Caterham is a British maker of low volume cars inspired by the classic Lotus 7. The Caterham 7 has always been known as a lightweight performer, but the company is looking to shed even more weight.

Caterham has been making the Seven for a long time and the model naming has been a bit confusing to keep track of. You could get a Caterham Seven 160 all the way up to the Caterham 620 with some other models thrown in to confuse things more, such as the Roadsport or Supersport.

Take an amazing ride in an F1 race car, as driver Giedo van der Garde takes us on a breakneck journey through Rotterdam in the Netherlands, driving for the Caterham F1 team. Along the way, Giedo shows off with some epic donuts and smokes some tires.

The Caterham Seven is a car that’s built for speed and fun. The ultra-lightweight open top roadster is probably best known for its handling, speed, and lack of roof. But there’s a version of the Caterham that is even lighter and more affordable: a LEGO Caterham Seven.

It looks like the partnership between Caterham Cars, the UK builder of ultralight performance cars, and U.S.-based importer Superperformance has started to bear fruit, with the unveiling of two Caterham models targeting the U.S. market: the Seven 360 and the Seven 480.

In this promotional clip for Top Gear Magazine, they conducted a 1/4-mile drag race between a McLaren P1 and a Caterham 160R. With over 900 horsepower in the hybrid McLaren supercar, and about 80 horses in the track day Caterham, there’s no question who’s gonna win the race.

Caterham Cars asked one of the drivers on its F1 team, Kamui Kobayashi, to design a special edition Caterham Seven based on the production 250R model.  The car retains the 250R’s 1.6-liter Ford engine which produces 125hp and achieves a 0-to-100kmh (62mph) time of 5.9 seconds and a top speed of 112 mph.

Zenos Cars is a British car company founded by a pair of ex-Caterham (and before that Lotus) executives. The company is setting out to compete in the lightweight sports car space and has set up U.S.

The Caterham Seven is an open-top roadster that is great fun on the road and also sports some impressive performance numbers. But the somewhat staid design of the Caterham Seven may not be what everyone’s looking for.

While it’s only got an 81 horsepower engine, this little retro roadster looks like great fun, and it won’t cost you an arm and a leg. The least expensive Caterham ever made, the Seven 160 is all about the purity of driving.