October/November 2020
- Evora GT410 driven – Going back to its grand touring roots
- Elan Sprint – Back from the brink after near destruction
- Race car collection – The historic collection that started with an Elise
- Lotus at Le Mans Pt2 – Esprits and Exige GT1s in the 1990s
- Elite – How one reader made a childhood dream come true
- Great Race – The 1969 Monaco Grand Prix
- Seven S4 – A Classic Drive in the very ’70s Seven
- Graham Hill’s Eleven – The car he built to race
- Cortina buyers’ guide – How to bag a great classic saloon
- …and much more!
After a decade of getting faster and more hardcore, the Evora has returned to its grand touring roots with the new-for-2020 GT410. Read our first drive verdict in the new issue.
This Elan Sprint was near destroyed after being hit while stricken on the motorway – but thanks to a £15 insurance policy extra, it was rebuilt to as-new condition. See how it was done in the new issue.
Malcolm and Sarah Thorne’s collection of historic Lotus racing cars all started with an Elise ten years ago. We find out how they got hooked on the marque.
In part two of our Lotus at Le Mans story, Richard Heseltine takes a look at the 1990s – the era of the Esprit and Exige GT1.
This Elite represents the realisation of a childhood dream for its owner, and it pretty special to the company he enlisted to restore it too.
Graham Hill was the master of Monaco, but in 1969 he and Team Lotus were playing catch-up, as we explain in our latest Great Race story.
The S4 is the oh-so-’70s part of the Lotus Seven story. It might have been a developmental cul-de-sac, but does it have appeal today?
This is the Eleven that Graham Hill built to race. In the era of British Racing Green, the Yellow Peril stood out in more ways that one.
Thinking of buying a Lotus Cortina Mk1? Read Jack Wood’s guide to ensure you get a good one.
