Lotus Esprit Turbo HC, 1987. 28,000 miles from new. Uncle/nephew owned


Lotus Turbo Esprit SE Ultimate Guide

The Lotus Esprit was a mid engined sports car introduced in 1976. The Esprit is one of Lotus' most recognizable models, and was responsible for large parts of the company's success during the 80's and 90's. The Esprit was built across five generations: Series 1 (1976-1978), Series 2 (1978-1981), Series 3 (1981-1987), X180 (1987-1993), and.


Colin Chapman’s Unique 1981 Lotus Turbo Esprit Launches Certificate Of

Produced from 1980-87, the Lotus Turbo Esprit is a forgotten gem in the classic exotic market. Beloved by both James Bond and (guessing here) Inspector Gadget, it offers excellent performance for modern roads, huge curb appeal, and rarity without expense.. Esprits in general are pretty scarce, and fewer than two dozen of the first-generation Turbos are insured with Hagerty as of this writing.


Lotus Esprit V8 TwinTurbo, 1996. Lotus Racing Green metallic with

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Lotus Turbo Esprit History 1980, 1981 & 1987

The first version of the Turbo was the Essex (One of Lotus' F1 sponsors). Carrying a 2.2 liter turbocharged engine and making 210 bhp, it was legitimately fast. In 1981 after the success of the Turbo Esprit, Lotus launched the Esprit S3, which used the new turbo chassis, but carried an un-turbocharged engine and lost the body kit.


Lotus Esprit Turbo HC, 1987. 28,000 miles from new. Uncle/nephew owned

1983 Lotus Esprit Turbo. VEHICLE TYPE mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 2-passenger, 2-door coupe. PRICE AS TESTED $47,984. ENGINE TYPE turbocharged and intercooled 16-valve inline-4 engine


Lotus Founder Colin Chapman's Esprit Turbo Is Up for Grabs

Lotus created the Lotus Esprit Turbo SE model fitted with this Type 910S engine, the "SE" standing for "Special Equipment" but we might think of it as the "Supercar Eliminator" version given its sub five second standing to 60 mph time and 160 mph top speed combined with Lotus suspension and exotic looks. This car was given a.


1983 Lotus Esprit Motorcar Studio

The 1988-'98 Esprits with turbocharged engines were known as Esprit Turbos, while the 1980-'87 models were called Turbo Esprits. The performance of the early S1 and S2 models didn't match their supercar appearance, truth be told. Against the car's curb weight of a svelte 2,218 pounds, the 160-horsepower, four-cylinder, double-overhead cam, all.


Lotus Esprit Turbo SE 24 May 2017 Autogespot

Lotus Essex Turbo Esprit Years: 1980-1981 Names: Esprit Turbo / Type 82 Units: 45 Engine: 2,174 cc inline 4 Power: 210 hp @ 6,250 rpm Torque: 200 lb/ft @ 4,500 rpm 0-60 mph: 6.1 secs February 1980 to April 1981. Limited-edition Turbo was designated the Essex Commemorative Lotus Esprit Turbo, also known as the Type 82, and was only available in its sponsor's livery of blue, red, and silver.


Lotus Esprit Turbo 1988

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1983 Lotus Esprit Turbo VIN SCC082910DHD11541

A highly capable car with rear-mounted turbo PRV 3-litre V6, the A610 undercut the Esprit, but felt slightly less involving because it was smoother and quieter. Beware chassis rot. 1991-'95 • 818 • 20-25mpg • 0-60mph: 5.5 secs • top speed: 162mph • price new: £37,980 (1992) • price now: £12-20,000.


1983 Lotus Esprit Turbo

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Lotus Esprit Turbo

engine. The final four-cylinder Esprits used variants of Lotus's 2.2-liter engine, tuned to produce 264 horsepower in the SE and S4 models and 300 horsepower in the S4S. Because of this engine.


Mark Blanchard's 1987 Lotus Esprit Turbo X180

Demand perked up almost at once, and in spite of the generally reduced level of Lotus sales in 1981 and 1982, Turbo production rose to 116 in 1981 and 205 in 1982. In 1982, the Turbo was the fastest-selling Lotus model, backed up by the normally-aspirated Esprit S3, of which 160 cars were built.


1980 LOTUS Esprit Turbo car picture

The Lotus Esprit Turbo SE produced 264 hp and hit 60 mph in 4.7 seconds and hit 160 mph top speed. The "Highwing" was as the SE, but with a large rear mounted wing. The charge-cooled SE Esprit derivative was the most powerful variant with the most accelerative power and the fastest-selling Esprit to date, with 264bhp and 0-6mph in under 5.


Lotus Esprit Turbo 1988

The first Turbo Esprit was the special commemorative Essex edition, which honored Lotus's primary sponsor of its Formula One program. Finished in a striking blue, with bold red and silver stripes along its lower side, complemented with three-piece Compomotive cross-laced wheels, it was considered by some to be a little too garish.


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The first standard production Lotus Turbo Esprit arrived in 1981 with the same chassis and 2.2-liter turbocharged inline-four engine as the Essex special edition car, but with wet-sump lubrication.