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Fans of legendary design engineer Colin Chapman’s work can now get their hands on the new Lotus Exige Cup 430 Type 25, a limited-edition model created specifically as an homage to the influential 1962 ...

Lotus has unveiled what it says is the fastest Exige it has ever made. The top-of-the-range Exige Sport 380 will hit 60 mph (97 km/h) from a standstill in just 3.5 seconds and maxes out at 178 mph ...

"High powered, highly evolved, and ferociously fast, the Lotus Exige Sport 380 is the most aggressive iteration yet for the Exige model line up." That's how British carmaker Lotus is billing its ...

Over the course of 2 and a bit miles, the Hethel track in Norfolk, England, is the place where Lotus has been developing cars since times immemorial, Formula 1 winners included. The automaker’s “most ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran December 8, 2011 Comment Now! Earlier this year Lotus unveiled its “Final Edition” Elise and Exige models for the U.S., marking the end of the lightweight sports cars’ run in one ...

Lotus has unveiled the company's latest lightweight creation, the Exige Cup 380, a lightened, street-legal track-toy that aims to smoke all manner of Italian exotica both on the road and the track.

Lotus in January confirmed the Elise, Exige and Evora sports cars would all be phased out in 2021, to be replaced by a new series of sports cars starting with the Type 131 (code name) arriving in 2022 ...