Found 69 results for: Lotus
FAST FACT: The Lotus brand was founded in 1952 in London by Colin Chapman
Q: In what year was the first standard production Lotus Esprit Turbo introduced?
1981
Q: What was the first Lotus model to feature an 8-speed transmission?
Lotus Emira
Q: What was Lotus' first production car to feature a 32-valve engine?
Lotus Esprit V8
Q: In what year did General Motors acquire Lotus?
1986
Q: In what year did Team Lotus achieve its first victory at Monaco?
1960
Q: What was the first Formula 1 car developed by Team Lotus following their return to the grid in 2010?
Lotus Type 127
Q: What was the first Lotus Formula 1 car to feature a monocoque chassis made from a carbon fiber and Kevlar composite?
Lotus Type 87
Q: Which team did Ayrton Senna race for after Toleman?
Lotus
Q: In what year did the final Lotus Elise roll off the production line?
2021
Q: What was the first Ford powered by a Lotus engine?
Lotus Cortina
Q: What was Lotus' first production car to feature a 24-valve engine?
Lotus Carlton
Q: In what year did Lotus achieve its first Formula One victory at Monaco?
1960
Q: What was the first F1 car to use wind tunnel testing for ground effects?
Lotus Type 79
Q: Which Lotus model is widely recognized as the primary inspiration for the Mazda Miata?
Lotus Elan
Q: What was Ayrton Senna's first Grand Prix winning car?
Lotus Type 97
Q: What was the last Formula 1 car designed by team founder Colin Chapman?
Lotus Type 93 T
Q: What was the first Lotus designed to run on bioethanol fuel (E85)?
Lotus Exige 265 E
Q: Which Lotus model was the first F1 car to use computers in the pits?
Lotus Type 79
Q: What was the first crossover SUV ever unveiled by Lotus?
Lotus APX
Q: Which Lotus model was the final and ultimate evolution of the open-cockpit "Eleven" philosophy?
Lotus 3-Eleven
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