Gallery: Lotus Evora Type 124
Lotus’s race-spec Evora keeps Colin Chapman’s dream alive with a light 2,600 lb. curb weight and a boosted mid-mounted 395 hp Toyota 3.0 L V-6. The 124 will mark the beginning of a new era in Lotus endurance racing.
[Video]Inside Line Races the Nissan GT-R against the world

Inside Line has done what many of us dream about, they got permission to close down the 1.8mile mountain road in california to run performance tests. Here is Nissan’s contenders;Audi R8, Mitsubishi Evolution X MR, Porsche 911, Subaru Impreza WRX STI and Lotus Elise SC. Check the video below for the results of who won.-Click on continue reading below for the 0-60 and car breakdown.
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LA 2007: Lotus blossoms from Elise/Exige to Eagle to Esprit
LA 2007: Lotus blossoms from Elise/Exige to Eagle to Esprit

Large high-res gallery of all of the Lotus models available by clicking above
This week in LA, veteran Lotus development engineer Roger Becker told the assembled press about the changes we’ll see in the Elise and Exige for 2008. He also talked a bit about some of the changes happening at the factory and even gave us some info about new models in the company’s future.
The biggest recent news for Lotus was that the Elise SC and Exige S were given an optional power boost via a Magnuson-developed supercharger that raises horsepower from 190 to 218 or 240 depending on the application. Other changes were made to all 2008 model year cars in the lineup.
Aside from upgraded brakes and a few other tweaks, the biggest changes came inside, where a new security system has been installed that for the first time ever allows a single key for Lotus owners. As a nod to American driving habits, TPMS and a new information display were also added, because as Becker put it, we aren’t too aware of when a tire is going down and need to have it pointed out. That line was delivered without missing a beat and expertly showed a typically dry British sense of humor. Funny guy. Follow the jump for individual model news and to hear more about the upcoming Eagle and Esprit replacement too!
CARversation Comments: never was a big fan of lotus and don’t think this looks nice, i think your money can be better spent other places.
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