Lotus has developed excellent and unusual cars in equal measure. The Lotus Eclat and Excel top the list of obscure releases. The Eclan, while brilliant, gets its fair share of downvotes – it’s not the ...

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It makes little sense to discuss the legacy of the Lotus Elan, but given this wasn’t necessarily the most popular car in the United States, few people actually know that a +2 model was also released.

A modern Elan could be one of the fruits of a new modular sports car platform being developed by Lotus, Autocar reported on Monday. Citing company insiders, the British publication reported that a ...

The 2013 Lotus Elan, revealed at the 2010 Paris Auto Show, won't be seeing production for fear of it stepping on the toes of the all-new Esprit, but there's good news to come from its demise: Lotus ...

Lotus is thinking about bringing back the Elan in addition to other nameplates from its past, Autocar reports. The boutique British automaker is developing a new, rivet-bonded platform that will ...

It’s not unheard of for an automaker to collaborate with other manufacturers in developing technologies and platforms for shared use. In rare circumstances, some brands have even resorted to buying ...

The Lotus Elan, one of the automaker's most iconic nameplates, turns 50 this year. Lotus will be in attendance at this weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed to celebrate the Elan's birthday. Launched ...

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Of the first cars produced by Colin Chapman's company, Lotus, most were racers, and only a few were sports cars. Two of those, the Seven (1957-70) and the Elan (1962-73), became motoring icons. Yet ...