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Lotus Eclat books |
| Title | Author | Date | ISBN | Notes |
| Lotus Elite and Eclat 1974-1981
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various | 0 907 073 417 | Reprinted magazine road tests Softback, 200 x 270mm, 104 pp. |
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| Lotus Elite and Eclat 1974-1982
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various | 1 85520 0287 | Reprinted magazine road tests Softback, 200 x 270mm, 104 pp. |
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| The Third Generation Lotuses
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Graham Robson | 1983 | 0 900549 82 3 | Hardback, 240 x 185 mm, 144 pp. |
| Lotus Since the 70s Volume 1, Elite, Eclat, Excel and Elan
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Graham Robson | 1993 | 0 947981 70 5 | Update of The Third
Generation Lotuses Hardback, 240 x 185 mm, 128 pp. |
| Lotus Elite, Eclat and Excel | various | 1999 | 1 84155 245 3 | |
| Lotus type 75-76-83-84-89
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various | 1 84155 557 6 | Compilation of roadtests
and articles from different magazines 210 x 293 mm, 82pp. |
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Lotus Elite and Eclat 1974-1982
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various | 2011 | ISBN-10: 1855209179 ISBN-13: 978-1855209176 |
Brooklands. Included are road and
comparisons tests, long term reports, a technical analysis plus full
performance data. Reported on are the Types 75 & 83, S1 & S2.2 Elites and
the Types 76 & 84, S1 & S2.2 Eclats/Sprints. Advice is offered on acquiring
a good pre-owned example of each. softback, 28 x 21 cm, 160 pages |
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Lotus Elite, Eclat and Excel: An Enthusiast's Guide
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Matthew Vale | 2016 | ISBN-10: 1785000780 ISBN-13: 978-1785000782 |
Lotus introduced the Type 75 Elite
in 1974. Being a full four-seater coupe with an opening glass tailgate, it
was designed to carry a family in comfort while retaining Lotus' trademark,
excellent road holding and handling. Perhaps most importantly, it was the
first - and successful - step in Colin Chapman's plan to move upmarket and
away from Lotus' kit car image. The Elite gave rise to two derivatives, the
Eclat and the Excel. The Eclat was a restyled coupe version, sacrificing the
Elite's unique rear styling and good rear passenger headroom for a more
stylish exterior. With its conventional coupe styling, the Eclat was more
mainstream than the Elite, and it was in the end the better seller. In turn,
the Eclat spawned the Excel, the last of the Elite-inspired family. Matthew
Vale looks at the history of these unusual Lotus models, and gives a
thorough guide to buying and owning the cars today. 189 x 10 x 246 mm, 144 pages, paperback |
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Lotus 2 + 2s: Elan, Elite, Eclat, Excel and Evora
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Mike Younger and Matt Younger | 2018 | ISBN-10: 1445682532 ISBN-13: 978-1445682532 |
Paperback, 96 pages, size 165 x 8
x 234 mm This book follows the history of the Lotus 2+2 coupes from the
Elan through to the Evora. |
