Marking its 53rd birthday, an occasion few could have predicted, England’s tiny Caterham Cars is looking forward to a massive growth spurt in the coming years, with production increasing 50 percent ...

Shown here in concept form just ahead of this weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Project V is both a strong departure and a close companion to the lightweight, simplistic Seven roadster.

Caterham is a great little car company, having stuck to its guns for decades building lightweight, fun little sports cars that expose you to the elements. Now, the company is mixing things up with a ...

Rick Boutilier, 63, the president and CEO of Intermatic, a maker of electrical and energy control products, who lives in Kennebunkport, Maine, on his Caterham Seven 420R, as told to A.J. Baime. At the ...

Caterham turns 50 this year and though it hasn’t marked the occasion by leaving its wife and kids for the company secretary, it has gone and got itself a shiny new sports car. The firm that made a ...

Ultra lightweight British sports car builder Caterham has built its heaviest vehicle ever. Called Project V, it’s an electric sports car concept with 250 miles of range, 268 horsepower, and a curb ...

Massive power and heavy batteries, that’s what EVs are, right? Well maybe they don’t have to be. Caterham has built a pair of prototype electric cars, simply called EV Sevens, to see if it can make an ...

This automotive review captures the exhilarating experience of driving the retro-inspired Caterham Super 7 600 for the very first time on scenic UK back roads. Stripped of modern tech and safety ...

Caterham is a sports car manufacturer founded in 1973 in the United Kingdom and it is best known for its continually improving version of the open-wheel Lotus 7. It never really made anything else ...

As mainstream carmakers with deep pockets continue to show the world that a shift to electric isn’t needn’t be scary, enthusiasts are rightly worried about the smaller players. What on Earth will ...

Custom-made cars don't have to be out of your price range if you're willing to put some work in with replicas or kit cars.