Posted 5 months 16 days ago under:
News,
CaterhamGive your Dad a Father’s Day gift to remember by spending the day burning rubber sideways in a Caterham Seven. The one-day Caterham Driving Experience (CDX) courses, starting from £99, will put Dad behind the wheel of the legendary Caterham Seven where he’ll be taught how to push the British sportscar to its limits in a relaxed and safe environment.
Posted 5 months 27 days ago under:
Supercars,
CaterhamFor those really serious about their driving, the famous supercar-slaying R500 moniker is back with the arrival of the all-new Caterham Seven Superlight R500. The latest model from the British sportscar manufacturer takes the minimalist, lightweight Seven philosophy to a new level with more power, sharper handling and for those venturing on track the option of launch control and the Caterham Motorsport engineered sequential gearbox.
Posted 1 year 4 months ago under:
Supercars,
CaterhamTo celebrate its 50th anniversary, Caterham has unveiled the most powerful Seven ever; the X330 – a one-off supercharged model boasting a mind-boggling power-to-weight ratio of 600bhp per tonne. The stealthy, matt black concept is based around the range-topping CSR Superlight, but the addition of a supercharger to the four-cylinder 2.3 litre Ford Duratec engine increases power massively from 260 to 330bhp – as the name suggests.
Posted 1 year 5 months ago under:
News,
Supercars,
CaterhamGet closer to the action at the National Kit Car Motor Show than ever before, as the Caterham Drive Experience gives show-goers the chance of an adrenalin-fuelled ride they’ll never forget. Above marvelling at the awesome array of cars and displays, automobile enthusiasts attending the Stoneleigh Park Bank Holiday show (6-7 May 2007) in Warwickshire can experience first-hand the capabilities of Caterham’s mighty Seven; a performance car that celebrates it’s 50th year in production in 2007 with no signs of slowing down.
Posted 1 year 6 months ago under:
Supercars,
CaterhamFifty years after Colin Chapman unveiled the first Seven, Caterham launches the latest in a long line of pure racing-bred British sportscars, the Superlight R400. Inspired by the track, and designed for the road, the R400 packs a mighty 400bhp per tonne punch thanks to the introduction of an engine tuned in-house by Caterham Motorsport. The new heartbeat of the legendary R400 is a 210bhp 2.0 litre Ford Duratec based unit that delivers a perfect balance of power and effortless performance. From a standing start, it will reach the magic 60mph mark in less than 3.8 seconds, well into supercar performance territory. But it’s not just about power.
Posted 2 years ago under:
Supercars,
CaterhamAs it approaches its 50th anniversary, the legendary Caterham Seven sportscar has been voted the Best British Automotive Design of all time, according to a new poll of over 30,000 drivers by website, AOL Motoring.
Posted 2 years 2 months ago under:
Supercars,
CaterhamCaterham is famed for producing some of the fastest cars in the world, but what about one capable of returning 131 miles per gallon? That’s exactly what a modified Caterham Seven achieved at the recent Shell Eco- Marathon at Rockingham.
Posted 2 years 4 months ago under:
Sports/GTs,
CaterhamIn a perfect example of automotive alchemy, Caterham Cars is set to deliver all the driving excitement associated with its stripped-out Superlight versions to the range-topping Caterham CSR260 model, to create the brand new Caterham CSR260 Superlight.
Posted 2 years 4 months ago under:
CaterhamCaterham Cars has confirmed that the legendary Seven sportscar will be powered by Ford Sigma engines from the end of 2006. The adoption of a new engine from a global manufacturer coincides with the model’s 50th anniversary next year.
Posted 2 years 5 months ago under:
CaterhamBritish sportscar maker, Caterham, has revealed details of its latest racing-bred road car, the Superlight R400. This keenly anticipated new model uses the Seven’s classic formula of motorsport technology and minimalism to deliver a car weighing just 525kg, capable of effortlessly sprinting out of the blocks to 60mph in 3.8 seconds.
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