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Not Sold (Est: £12,000)

1993 Lotus Omega

United Kingdom • 25 Sept 2010 • Lot 69

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AI Listing Summary

This left-hand drive Lotus Omega, originally delivered to Germany, was first registered in the UK on 2nd February 1998 and has had four owners since. Boasting a rebuilt engine at 104,000kms and what the vendor believes is its original paintwork, this model is chassis number 930 of 945, and comes with service history from its import in 1998.

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Condition 

6

The car has had an engine rebuild, but the vendor believes it still wears its original paintwork. There are 4 previous owners. The vendor states the underside of the car shows no signs of rust and has been fully waxoiled. Service history is only available from when it was imported to the UK in 1998. The car covered 83,700 miles (134,750kms).

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

SCC000019P1038419

Odometer:

83,700 miles

Reg Number:

L979 YDE

RHD/LHD:

LHD

The Lotus Omega (Lotus Carlton as it was known in the UK) was a four door sports saloon based on the Vauxhall Carlton chassis with a heavily modified Vauxhall six cylinder turbocharged engine.

The car created headlines upon its release as it boasted 377bhp and top speed of 177mph, figures which are not normally associated with four door saloons! Lotus had re-worked the 2969cc 24V straight six used in the Carlton GSi and bored it out to 3615cc, in addition twin Garrett T25 turbochargers were attached resulting in 377bhp @ 5200 rpm, equally impressive was the torque figure of 419 lb ft @4200rpm.

Power was transmitted through a six speed ZF manual gearbox, (the same as the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1) and power was driven to rear wheels.

The brakes were supplied by AP with their 330mm ventilated discs all round with racing callipers.

The titleholder of the fastest four door saloon car for many years after its production, the Omega Carlton could accelerate from 0-100 mph and back to 0 in un...

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£41,021

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£52,796

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£74,523

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