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Lotus 3-Eleven detailed in two editions, limited to 311 vehicles

Lotus 3-Eleven detailed in two editions, limited to 311 vehicles

Posted on June 26, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

Two versions of the new Lotus 3-Eleven have been revealed this week as “the quickest production Lotus road car(s) ever.” These vehicles are being touted by the Lotus company as having a “dramatic, all-new lightweight composite body” at this week’s 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed. Inside the new Lotus model, drivers will find a revised V6 supercharged engine with a 450 hp. This release, the company suggests, “heralds a new generation of Lotus high performance sports cars,” all-new body and open cockpit included.
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