Introduction
The iconic wedge of the Esprit still turns heads today.
The Lotus Esprit was never a car to blend into the background, but by the mid-1980s it had evolved into something particularly special. With its Giorgetto Giugiaro-penned wedge still looking every inch the supercar, the Turbo Esprit HC brought a healthy dose of extra muscle to the formula, combining Lotus’s lightweight philosophy with a potent turbocharged four-cylinder engine.
This 1987 example is an HC, or High Compression, model, benefiting from a revised engine designed to deliver more power and improved drivability. Behind the wheel, it offers that wonderfully analogue combination of sharp handling, direct controls and turbocharged performance, while its low-slung stance and dramatic styling make even a short journey feel like an occasion.
For those looking beyond the more obvious supercar choices of the era, the Turbo Esprit offers something distinctly different: British engineering, exotic looks and a driving experience that puts the emphasis firmly on the road ahead.
Coming to market after almost three and a half years with its current owner, Jamie has started recommissioning the car, leaving it in a good starting point for its next custodian.
This listing was written from information supplied by Colin after meeting Jamie the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.
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Could I arrange to come and veiw the Lotus asap
Hi,
We can help arrange a viewing for you, if you could send an email to [email protected] first, we need to do some checks.
Thanks,
Colin.