Description: According to various sources, Lotus is planning on building a rally car to compete in IRC and/or the WRC competition. Based on the Exige model (ironic, because the U.S. Exige is set to end product...Add Comments4
Andy RogersJul 06, 2011 Should be awesome
But yeah they probably won't compete in WRC
David Schnitzel VitanJul 05, 2011 Minimum weight for a wrc car is 1200kg plus it has to have awd. This car will start in a different class.
Stephen SpackmanJul 04, 2011 Another British auto maker would be great for the WRC.
Andy KleschickJul 04, 2011 That would be tight if lotus would make a rally car version with the engine and some of the other specs and market it to the public.
Miftah Rasheed AmirJul 04, 2011 I'm not sure of the idea of a Lotus rally. One of the most lightweight collection I've ever seen, looks like it could simply fly of the track when drifting. … Though the rally Exige must have more grip/handling, maybe that won't happen.
Description: No specs or details have been given, however given the production version of the Exige S's 240hp combined with a 2,057 pound base weight it should be cut and look great with a nice rally trim. Ac...Add Comments2
Andy RogersJul 06, 2011 @Shane
But times if RWD rallying has passes. The 2WD drive car to win the WRC and beat a 4WD drive car was the Lancia 037. Also the ONLY 2WD car to beat a 4WD car
Shane CarrollJul 04, 2011 Well, its light, RWD and a short wheelbase. Its the same formula the Stratos used
Should be awesome But yeah they probably won't compete in WRC
Minimum weight for a wrc car is 1200kg plus it has to have awd. This car will start in a different class.
Another British auto maker would be great for the WRC.
That would be tight if lotus would make a rally car version with the engine and some of the other specs and market it to the public.