The new battery-electric sports car from Lotus could cost around $95,000 when it hits the market, meaning it would be slightly cheaper than the current Emira V6, the brand’s last combustion-powered ...

The verdict: The last gas-powered Lotus sports car is also arguably the best, with impeccable handling, an addictive soundtrack and an interior that no longer feels like an afterthought. Just make ...

View post: Amazon Is Selling an ‘Incredibly Useful and Powerful’ Cordless Drill Driver Kit for Just $60 Lotus has a reputation for building some of the best-handling cars of all time. The Emira was ...

For decades, the combination of a mid-engine layout and a manual transmission defined the pinnacle of driver involvement. These weren’t just sports cars; they were finely balanced machines that ...

After a series of delays, the Lotus Emira has finally reached U.S. customers, but early signs suggest it’s not generating the kind of enthusiasm one might expect for a new sports car. This week, a ...

Not to suggest this is cheap, but in the context of sports cars, there's a lot more appeal to me with something like this than with an exotic like a Ferrari/McLaren/Lambo. Any of those are basically ...

The Emira's current supercharged V6 won't be emissions-compliant for much longer, and Lotus needs something that Americans will want to buy. Lotus is in a bit of a pickle with the Emira. As beloved as ...

My point was that you see the Porsche badge itself as something special. I don't. That's all. Click to expand... It's the cars that give the badge any special-ness it might have. Which car varies for ...