Lotus has pulled off the wraps on two new versions of the Exige: the V6 Cup and the V6 Cup R. Based on the Exige S, the V6 Cup is built to be a dual-purpose street and track machine.The 0-60 dash ...

To the uninitiated, the Lotus Exige S1 looks like an early Elise with a hardtop and a set of spoilers, and some Elise owners ...

But if it’s a stunning red Lotus sports car you’re after, look no further than the PH auctions. Because going under the ...

It may not have been borne directly from a race series in the manner of its K-series-engined predecessor, but the Lotus Exige S2 quickly proved that its mettle was forged in the same foundry.

The Lotus Elise and Exige are both relatively rare sights in the United States, as they were only sold here until 2011. The British cars are known for their great handling, aggressive design ...

I hear the Lotus Exige 380 Cup before I see it coming ... honed Exige Sport 380 and applies parts from the track-only Race 380 to make a halfway house between a road and a track car, focusing ...

In 2006, the long awaited Lotus Exige arrived in the U.S., boasting a desirable hard top version of the popular Lotus Elise. If offered the same design, features and functions, and was powered by a ...

When Lotus launched the Exige Series 2, it abandoned its middling Rover engine for a pair of four-cylinder engines from ...

You’ll likely know plenty already: 8,000rpm Toyota power was a boon, American sales opened up Lotus to a whole new audience, and a GT3 race car took the Exige’s plucky giant-killing nature to ...