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The Final Mid-Engine Car With Manual Under $1 Million Is A Lotus With A Toyota Camry Engine
If you want to sample one of the most coveted powertrain setups ever devised without spending seven figures, this Lotus is ...
Lotus has cut its UK workforce by more than half after Donald Trump's tariffs triggered a collapse in sales. The sports car manufacturer had 600 employees at the end of last year, less than half the 1 ...
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2025 Lotus Emira
Read our expert 2025 Lotus Emira review covering performance, pricing, features, specs, fuel economy, warranty details, and ...
Even though the duties were subsequently lowered after negotiations between ministers and US officials, a dampened appetite ...
Nicole loves cars and the fact that they regularly hand her the keys to shiny new automobiles so she can write about them still amazes her. She covers the auto industry with a focus on car reviews and ...
The first Lotus Formula 1 car will be among the featured lots at a Bonhams auction scheduled for May 10 in Monaco. The original Team Lotus dissolved in the early 1990s (other unrelated teams ...
The verdict: The last gas-powered Lotus sports car is also arguably the best, with impeccable handling, an addictive soundtrack and an interior that no longer feels like an afterthought. Just make ...
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10 Legendary Lotus Cars That Prove the Brand Never Compromised on Pure Driving Pleasure
Lotus has long stayed true to its philosophy of being lightweight, fast, and delivering pure driving pleasure. Guided by founder Colin Chapman’s vision, the brand has focused on creating cars that ...
This year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed in the UK saw Lotus celebrating its 75 th anniversary. The revered Geely-owned sports car brand did so in style. Having one of the largest stands at the event, ...
Ignoring the front-wheel-drive M100 series that launched in 1989 when Mazda produced a better sports car than Lotus in the form of the rear-drive Miata, the original Elan is often mentioned in the ...
The auto industry’s gung-ho shift to electrification is particularly nail-biting for a company as historically behind the times—“analog,” if I’m being polite—as Lotus. So before the company completely ...
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