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The "forgotten" Mark VII
The original Lotus Mark VII was different from what you see on this page.... Read the story of this car, written by Peter Ross! Click here.
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Seven S1 period: 1957 - 1960 engine: Ford 1.172cc/48 bhp, Coventry Climax 1.098cc/75 bhp, BMC 948cc/37 bhp # made: approximately 250 built and sold
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Seven S2 period: 1960 - 1968 engine: Ford 1.172cc/48 bhp, BMC 948cc/40 bhp, Ford 997cc/39 bhp, Ford Cosworth 1.340cc/90 bhp, Ford 1.498cc/66 bhp, Ford Cosworth 1.498cc/95 bhp # made: approximately 1.370 built and sold
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Seven S3 period: 1968 - 1970 engine: Ford 1.598cc/84 bhp, Ford 1.598cc/120 bhp, Lotus 1.558cc/115 bhp, Lotus 1.558cc/125 bhp # made: approximately 380 built and sold
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The Argentine Lotus Seven period: 1970 - 1975 engine: Fiat twin cam 1608cc, tuned to 87bhp or 100bhp # made: approximately 39 - 51 built and sold Between 1970 and 1975, following a representation agreement, Lotus Argentina SA obtained the license to manufacture the Lotus Seven in Argentina. It was based on the chassis of the Lotus Seven S3 but adopted to the local conditions. These vehicles were not replicas, but built under license and original brand Lotus, this being the only legitimate Lotus Seven built out of England, and therefore can legitimately bear the emblem of Lotus.
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Seven S4 (type 60) period: 1970 - 1973 engine: Ford 1.598cc/84 bhp, Lotus 1.558cc/115 bhp, Lotus 1.558cc/125 bhp # made: at least 600 built Note: Caterham S4 was introduced in august 1973 and production stopped in 1974, 38 cars were produced in fully-built or component form.
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Caterham period: 1974 - today |