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Caterham has taken this month's referring lull in motoring advice to take the wraps off the fastest four cylinder engined Seven today. Resembling it's predecessor the lightning ready two-seater is dubbed the R500. It comes equipped with a two-litre machine that is good for a staggering 263 bhp and promises neck-snapping increase of velocity see preceding verb figures. Shallow Australia has released the first intelligence and a teaser statue of the FG Falcon F6, which will be powered by a 416 bhp machine.
Two weeks ago the motorsport cosmos was stricken by the privation of legends Richard Lloyd and David Leslie in an airplane shatter. As a small subsidy to these two, we have added the Nissan Primera raced to five victories in the 1998 and 1999 BTCC championship. Having made their line on sports-car racing for over three decades both will be violently missed.
During the Catalunya 1000 km a huge number of fire-brand new cars took to the footprint and today we take a closer direct the eye at the brightest livered of all; the Mettle-Oreca LC70. Powered by a new machine and equipped with a completely revised aero parcel, it proved to be totally a step ahead from the Courage LC70 used last year.
A few weeks ago we featured the fictitious Porsche 935 K3. Few be assured of that Kremer took the conception one step further with the 900 bhp 935 K4. Only two were built and they could not be alive up to its predecessor's gift by will. Although intended for pathway use, various privateers took the Talbot Lago T26 GS to the vestige. The most famous of these is the Chambas Coupe, which was raced at Le Mans five spells. Massive four cylinder engines and shackle drive were emblematic for the pre-WWI Mercedes pathway cars and this 37/95 hp Holbrook Tourer is a primeval example.

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2008 Caterham Seven Superlight R500 - Images, Specifications and Advice
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