1992 Lotus Esprit Turbo SE "British Racing Green"
SKU: CL56-G
AVAILABILITY: In stock
BODY TYPE: Coupe
MAKER: Lotus
COLOR: British Racing Green
MEASURE: -
SCALE: 1:43
YEAR: 1992
DECADE: 90
Introduced in 1976 the original Lotus Esprit underwent a complete body re-design in 1988 since when almost annual updates and improvements have resulted, like Porsche’s 911, in a bewildering number of versions of this venerable British supercar. In 1997 the lightweight GT3 was introduced alongside the long awaited 3.5 litre twin-turbo V8, both cars still looking as fresh and dramatic as the original Esprit did 21 years ago.
Material: Resin with metal parts
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