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Also, can you name me as many four cylinder sports cars as you can. I know a few right off. The Celica GT-S, Subaru Impreza WRX-STI, Lotus Exige S240, and I believe the Honda S2000 is another one. Anyway, can you name as many four cylinder sportscars as possible?
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Sticking to cars with road going versions:
Turbos:
Porsche 930, 931, 934, 951, 965, 968 Turbo, 993 Turbo, 996 Turbo, 997 Turbo
Ferrari 288GTO, F40
Lotus Espirit Turbo, Elise GT1, Europa S
Ford Focus RS
Subaru WRX, STI
BMW 2002 Turbo
Mini Cooper S (later models)
Mitshubishi Evo, 3000GT, Eclipse Turbo
Pontiac Soltice
Vauxhall VX220
Alfa Romeo MiTo, GT
Lancia Stratos
Mazda RX7 Turbo
Nissan 300ZX Tubro, Skyline R32-34, GT-R
VW GTi, R32
Four Cylinders:
Porsche 356, 550, 904, 912, 914, 924, 931, 944, 951, 968
Ferrari 500TR
Lotus 7, Eclat, Espirit, Europa, Exige, Elan, Elise
Honda S2000
Ford Focus RS
Subaru RS, WRX, STI
BMW E30 M3, 2002, Z3, Z4
Mini Cooper, Cooper S
Mitshubishi Eclipse, Evo
Datsun Fairlady (pre Z)
MG Midget, B
Pontiac Soltice, Fiero
Vauxhall VX220
Fiat Spyder, X/19
Alfa Romeo MiTo, 147, 149, 159, Spider, GT, GTA, Giulia TZ
Renault Alpine A110
VW GTi, R32
And so on and so on... there are ALOT of cars that fall into these catagories. These are what I can come up with given a little thought.
Sticking to cars with road going versions:
Turbos:
Porsche 930, 931, 934, 951, 965, 968 Turbo, 993 Turbo, 996 Turbo, 997 Turbo
Ferrari 288GTO, F40
Lotus Espirit Turbo, Elise GT1, Europa S
Ford Focus RS
Subaru WRX, STI
BMW 2002 Turbo
Mini Cooper S (later models)
Mitshubishi Evo, 3000GT, Eclipse Turbo
Pontiac Soltice
Vauxhall VX220
Alfa Romeo MiTo, GT
Lancia Stratos
Mazda RX7 Turbo
Nissan 300ZX Tubro, Skyline R32-34, GT-R
VW GTi, R32
Four Cylinders:
Porsche 356, 550, 904, 912, 914, 924, 931, 944, 951, 968
Ferrari 500TR
Lotus 7, Eclat, Espirit, Europa, Exige, Elan, Elise
Honda S2000
Ford Focus RS
Subaru RS, WRX, STI
BMW E30 M3, 2002, Z3, Z4
Mini Cooper, Cooper S
Mitshubishi Eclipse, Evo
Datsun Fairlady (pre Z)
MG Midget, B
Pontiac Soltice, Fiero
Vauxhall VX220
Fiat Spyder, X/19
Alfa Romeo MiTo, 147, 149, 159, Spider, GT, GTA, Giulia TZ
Renault Alpine A110
VW GTi, R32
And so on and so on... there are ALOT of cars that fall into these catagories. These are what I can come up with given a little thought.
What is the best electric kit sports car for my money? ?
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What is the best electric sports car? I want an electric sports car, but with the paycheck of a budding engineer I can't buy anything better than a Nissan Leaf. I thought maybe a kit car would be cheaper and I looked all over online but so far the only sports, electric kit car I can find is the Sterling kit car. It looks great, and the price is great, but it seems like they don't even give you the electric motor. Are there other electric kit sports cars?
Answer
You can find kits to convert a gasoline car to an electric one. So any kit car would do. The lighter the better.
But right now I don't know of any one marketing an electric kit car, let a lone one that is a sports car.
Sounds like a market need is not being met. I say this with reservations because a lot of kit car companies don't make it.
So here is what I suggest-
Do an internet search for "locost electric", no doubt some one has built one already. The plans are pretty much public domain. This car has been assembled in garages from spares and bulk materials. The body work is simple and the combination is light weight. Now this is not a year round car as tops are hard to find and may not match the exact lines of a home built. But they can be built pretty cheap depending on where you buy your material and how handy you are with tools.
Note Locost Car: a car patterned after the Lotus 7 (Caterham).
You can find kits to convert a gasoline car to an electric one. So any kit car would do. The lighter the better.
But right now I don't know of any one marketing an electric kit car, let a lone one that is a sports car.
Sounds like a market need is not being met. I say this with reservations because a lot of kit car companies don't make it.
So here is what I suggest-
Do an internet search for "locost electric", no doubt some one has built one already. The plans are pretty much public domain. This car has been assembled in garages from spares and bulk materials. The body work is simple and the combination is light weight. Now this is not a year round car as tops are hard to find and may not match the exact lines of a home built. But they can be built pretty cheap depending on where you buy your material and how handy you are with tools.
Note Locost Car: a car patterned after the Lotus 7 (Caterham).
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