Lotus

Author: Colin Pitt, Foreword by Len Terry, ISBN: 9781841556239, Hardcover, Published in 2005, 144 pages. The essential guide to historic Lotus cars. Coverage of Colin Chapman's road cars, Indianapolis cars, Fl, F2 and F3 cars, including an in depth...

Author: Michael Olivier, ISBN: 9781904788010, hardback, 256 pages, published in 2010. The definitive story of the Lotus 49 from inception to the fate of the cars today. Includes a racing record and individual chassis histories. The Lotus 49 was one...

Author: Ian Catt, ISBN: 9781902351568, 130 pages, paperback, published in 2014 - Coterie Image Collection Lotus Racecars: 1966-1986 is the third in a new six-book series from Coterie Press. This 9x9 inch, 130-page soft-cover, all colour book,...

Author: Hartmut Lehbrink; Photographs by Rainer W. Schlege, ISBN: 9783940004826, Hardback, 180 pages, hardcover Author Hartmut Lehbrink and photographer Rainer Schlegelmilch were close to Lotus from its earliest days in Formula One in the late...

Author: Marc Schagen, Foreward: Leo Geoghegan, Illustrations: Brian Caldersmith, Hardback, 208 pages Signed by the author. Up to date history of every Lotus sports and racing car that has raced and "lived" in Australia since the first car came here...

Autor: Matthew Vale, ISBN: 9781847975102 The Lotus Elan was Lotus's definitive roadster. It replaced the elegant but expensive Lotus Elite and was the first car to employ the innovative Lotus steel backbone chassis. The original...

Author: Rob Hawkins, ISBN: 9781845844868 Comprehensive manufacturer details Body styles and retro parts information Wide and narrow body options Performance, suspension, and brake options How to identify a collectible car Covers second hand, new models,...

With innovative features such as inboard brakes, torsion-bar suspension, side-mounted radiators and wedge profile, the Lotus 72 set new standards in Formula 1 in 1970. It remained active for six years, winning the Drivers' World Championship — in...

By: Chris Rees . Colin Chapman said he created his Lotus 7 in just one week. He could not have imagined that it would continue in production for approaching 50 years, and show no sign of losing its appeal. So what is it that makes the world's longest...

By: Jeremy Walton . Every fascinating stage of the development of the Elise, Lotus Type 111, is explored in this fully comprehensive, revised edition of LOTUS ELISE: THE OFFICIAL STORY, titled LOTUS ELISE: THE OFFICIAL STORY CONTINUES. From the...

By: Alastair Clements . Description Few cars of the past 20 years have been taken into the hearts of enthusiasts quite like the Lotus Elise. Innovative in its extruded and bonded aluminium construction, thrilling to drive, yet surprisingly affordable and...

By: Brooklands Books, new book, minor shelf-wear, see the last image. Description This portfolio traces the progress of the Lotus Cortina Mkt & Mk2 models during their production life between 1963 and 1970. Reported on are the works competition cars...