Articles about Caterham Cars

Do you have an idea of your own?

If there's one toy company that truly connects with its customers, it's Lego. The toymaker designs its products on a very personal level. Proof of this is the company's Lego Ideas concept, where Lego nuts and toy fans in

Exclusive to Japan only

Caterham Cars has created a limited-edition Kamui Kobayashi version of its 125hp Seven 250 R model, and it will be sold exclusively in the Formula 1 driver's home country of Japan.According to Caterham, only 10 units of the limited-

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The Caterham Seven is probably the \"oldest\" sports car in the world in terms of body styling, having been based on the Series 3 (last-generation) Lotus Seven, which ended production around 1970. Caterham acquired the rights to the design and launched

Heavily influenced by company\'s Formula 1 car

With 12 races already run in the 2013 Formula 1 season, Caterham has not scored a single point, which means it occupies the lowest rung in the ladder together with Marussia. Maybe the British team needs some lucky charm. And so, at

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The joint Renault/Caterham partnership may have been established just over four months ago--in November 2012, to be exact--yet Alpine, the brand born out of the partnership, has already revealed its entry for both the 2013 24 Hours of Le

Under the Alpine Caterham brand name

Renault has announced that it is partnering with the Caterham Group to produce vehicles that will not only carry the French carmaker's storied Alpine sub-brand name but will also be built at its historic Dieppe plant in France.The Renault/

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Caterham Formula 1 drivers Heikki Kovalainen and Vitaly Petrov recently gave Queens Park Rangers football players Djibril Cisse and Clint Hill a taste of what's it like to take part in the British carmaker's Caterham Drive Experience.With the event

It's business as usual for Caterham Cars

Team Lotus is intent on being taken as a serious car manufacturer and not just as an F1 racing outfit banking on the legendary "Lotus" name by purchasing specialist lightweight sports car manufacturer Caterham Cars.According to Team Lotus Enterprise, its acquisition