Showing posts with label Caterham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caterham. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Caterham launches Roadsport 125 Monaco Special Edition


Caterham is ready to release another "entry-level" special edition Seven in order to celebrate the amazing city-state that is Monaco. Called the "Roadsport 125 Monaco", this Seven gets a unique paint scheme representing the Monegasque flag to highlight its aluminum body; also, "Monaco" is pasted down the side if people can't make the connection.

Inside, you'll find black leather with red stitching to complement the exterior. While black and red usually looks good and needs no reason to exist on a car, Caterham says that in this car, it's meant to symbolize "the roulette wheels found in Casino Square".

Power for Caterham's latest seats-on-wheels open fun machine is the basic 1.6 liter Ford Sigma inline-4 with 125 horsepower and 120 lb-ft of torque; the engine's mated to a 5-speed transmission.

Caterham says the mill can push the 500 kg (or 550 kg, if going by the website) car to 112mph (181km/h) and produces "a power-to-weight ratio of 227bhp per tonne", allowing it to complete the zero to 60mph (96km/h) sprint in 5.9 seconds.

The car also supposedly comes with a weather kit that makes it "thoroughly enjoyable in any conditions"; if it's raining, why don't we just take the Rolls instead?

Price of entry into the world of James Bond, F1, and wealth beyond your wildest dreams is £20,995. However, there's a bonus if you know you simply have to have one RIGHT NOW: the first 20 buyers can take another £1,000 off that price.

By Phil Alex



Caterham launches Roadsport 125 Monaco Special Edition


Caterham is ready to release another "entry-level" special edition Seven in order to celebrate the amazing city-state that is Monaco. Called the "Roadsport 125 Monaco", this Seven gets a unique paint scheme representing the Monegasque flag to highlight its aluminum body; also, "Monaco" is pasted down the side if people can't make the connection.

Inside, you'll find black leather with red stitching to complement the exterior. While black and red usually looks good and needs no reason to exist on a car, Caterham says that in this car, it's meant to symbolize "the roulette wheels found in Casino Square".

Power for Caterham's latest seats-on-wheels open fun machine is the basic 1.6 liter Ford Sigma inline-4 with 125 horsepower and 120 lb-ft of torque; the engine's mated to a 5-speed transmission.

Caterham says the mill can push the 500 kg (or 550 kg, if going by the website) car to 112mph (181km/h) and produces "a power-to-weight ratio of 227bhp per tonne", allowing it to complete the zero to 60mph (96km/h) sprint in 5.9 seconds.

The car also supposedly comes with a weather kit that makes it "thoroughly enjoyable in any conditions"; if it's raining, why don't we just take the Rolls instead?

Price of entry into the world of James Bond, F1, and wealth beyond your wildest dreams is £20,995. However, there's a bonus if you know you simply have to have one RIGHT NOW: the first 20 buyers can take another £1,000 off that price.

By Phil Alex



Friday, October 17, 2008

The entire print run of extreme version of supercar Caterham Seven have already sold


The entire print run of extreme version of superkara Caterham Seven - RS Levante, which will be issued sverhogranichennym print run of eight copies already sold out. As on Friday announced the magazine Autocar, the car is the most powerful Caterham in the history of British brands, and its initial value of 115 thousand pounds sterling.



Supercar RS Levante created by Caterham, in collaboration with the engineering firm RS Performance. This car is equipped with a 500-strong 2.4-liter 40-valve engine with a mechanical Eight nagnetatelem on by the RS Performance has spent nearly 16 years. Weight machines at only 520 kilograms, acceleration from zero to 96 miles per hour and it took less than three seconds and maximum speed is electronically limited at around 240 kilometers per hour.


All buyers Caterham RS Levante after receiving their machines will be able to pass a two-day course improve driving skills

The entire print run of extreme version of supercar Caterham Seven have already sold


The entire print run of extreme version of superkara Caterham Seven - RS Levante, which will be issued sverhogranichennym print run of eight copies already sold out. As on Friday announced the magazine Autocar, the car is the most powerful Caterham in the history of British brands, and its initial value of 115 thousand pounds sterling.



Supercar RS Levante created by Caterham, in collaboration with the engineering firm RS Performance. This car is equipped with a 500-strong 2.4-liter 40-valve engine with a mechanical Eight nagnetatelem on by the RS Performance has spent nearly 16 years. Weight machines at only 520 kilograms, acceleration from zero to 96 miles per hour and it took less than three seconds and maximum speed is electronically limited at around 240 kilometers per hour.


All buyers Caterham RS Levante after receiving their machines will be able to pass a two-day course improve driving skills

The entire print run of extreme version of supercar Caterham Seven have already sold


The entire print run of extreme version of superkara Caterham Seven - RS Levante, which will be issued sverhogranichennym print run of eight copies already sold out. As on Friday announced the magazine Autocar, the car is the most powerful Caterham in the history of British brands, and its initial value of 115 thousand pounds sterling.



Supercar RS Levante created by Caterham, in collaboration with the engineering firm RS Performance. This car is equipped with a 500-strong 2.4-liter 40-valve engine with a mechanical Eight nagnetatelem on by the RS Performance has spent nearly 16 years. Weight machines at only 520 kilograms, acceleration from zero to 96 miles per hour and it took less than three seconds and maximum speed is electronically limited at around 240 kilometers per hour.


All buyers Caterham RS Levante after receiving their machines will be able to pass a two-day course improve driving skills