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Lotus Evora

All the handling prowess you'd expect from a Lotus, with refinement to boot, the Evora is something special

With deliveries beginning in May this year, the Evora is already establishing itself as one of the most talented performance cars of the year.

The sleek mid-engined 2+2 ispowered by a 280bhp 3.5-litre V6 and is capable of 0-62mph in aroundfive seconds. Better still, the newcomer only produces CO2 emissions of205g/km.

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With prices starting at £47,500, it's not cheap and lands the Lotus firmy in Porsche Cayman territory, but the Norfolk-based firm is confident it can hold its own.

And the Evora family looks set to expand, too. Lotus has already confirmedplans to develop an automatic model and even an Evora roadster, while ahigh performance version with more power is also likely.

 

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