Caterham Seven cabriolet pictures
The Caterham Seven is like nothing else on the road 
With the mere minimum of bodywork, it's the most pared-down driver's car you can buy The Caterham Seven can trace its lineage back to the Lotus Seven of the 'sixties The original concept of keeping weight as low as possible has been maintained However, the latest Caterham Seven uses up-to-date technology Engines come from Suzuki and Ford, and imbue the Seven with blistering performance The smallest version uses a 0.6-litre Suzuki three-cylinder engine, with only 80bhp. This is still enough for 0-60 in around seven seconds The most powerful 620R version has 310 horsepower – and can reach sixty from rest in less than three seconds Wet weather gear, a roof, full windscreen, and doors, are optional extras The options list offers a long list of performance parts – there are suspension, brake and wheel upgrades available The interior is as basic as they come, just somewhere to sit and basic instrumentation. However, it is well finished The seats are supportive and most drivers will find them comfortable, though larger drivers may find them restrictive Various roll cage options are available, which provides a clue as to what the Seven's forte really is It's intended as a track-day car above all else. On challenging roads, there are very few cars that can keep up with a Seven It provides you with a vivid driving experience that's hard to equal in any other car – at any price
