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Hello kit car: Caterham is now owned by the Japanese

Share Caterham, the tiny British sports car maker, is no longer quite as British. The company has been sold to Japanese auto group VT Holdings, which also imports Lotus cars to Japan. Much loved by Hagerty’s own Sam Smith and, er, me, Caterham’s Seven is the ultimate continuation car. Back in 1973 Graham Nearn bought the rights to the Lotus Seven from Colin Chapman and founded Caterham Cars. In the decades since, the company has taken Chapman’s very simple recipe and kept it much the same, only making it progressively spicier. Today’s Sevens come with a choice two Ford engines, a 1.6-liter Sigma or a two-liter Duratec in a wide range of tune. The entry level Seven 270 offers 137 hp and is a lovely way to enjoy catching flies in your teeth, while the 620 is an insane 314-hp track rocket that will tear your face off unless you wear a helmet as its supercharged engine fries tires, and accelerates from 0-60 mph in 2.79 seconds.

Smithology: I m building another Caterham WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW MORE?

Smithology: I’m building another Caterham. WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW MORE? Hagerty 3/5/2021 © Provided by Hagerty Sam Smith Hi! Are you one of those people who loves learning about the strange corners of the new-car universe? Do you like quirky little machines steeped in history and performance? Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you threw off all your cares and bought an eminently affordable adrenaline fire hose brimming with speed and feedback? You’re in luck! Welcome to an FAQ on the Caterham Seven. The car once known as the Lotus Seven, and a mainstay of English speed culture for decades. It is a 1960s throwback capable of outrunning supercars. It is also one of the oldest and yet most satisfying new cars on the market.

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These Obscure Coachbuilt Cars Are Based on the Japanese Icons We Love

These Obscure Coachbuilt Cars Are Based on the Japanese Icons We Love By James Gilboy, The Drive © Provided by The Drive It was perfectly normal in 90 s Japan to look at one of the era s icons like the Mazda RX-7 or Toyota Supra and think, yeah, I could improve on that. It was perfectly normal in 90s Japan to look at one of the era s icons like the Mazda RX-7 or Toyota Supra and think, yeah, I could improve on that. If it weren t, there wouldn t be a plethora of body kits for each car, not to mention total body conversions, like the Veilside RX-7 you saw in

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