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Is this gorgeous remastered Lotus Esprit V8 worth £430,000? Watch here to find out

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Is this gorgeous remastered Lotus Esprit V8 worth £430,000? Watch here to find out | Top Gear

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Just 50 of these rather special Brit restomods will be built. Is rather pricey, though

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Is this gorgeous remastered Lotus Esprit V8 worth £430,000? Watch here to find out

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Just 50 of these rather special Brit restomods will be built. Is rather pricey, though

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Just 50 of these rather special Brit restomods will be built. Is rather pricey, though

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Is this gorgeous remastered Lotus Esprit V8 worth £430,000? Watch here to find out

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Is this gorgeous remastered Lotus Esprit V8 worth £430,000? Watch here to find out

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Is this gorgeous remastered Lotus Esprit V8 worth £430,000? Watch here to find out

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Just 50 of these rather special Brit restomods will be built. Is rather pricey, though

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Lotus is currently chasing financial stability in the guise of two-tonne EVs, but along has come a ‘remastered’ Esprit supercar to remind us why we loved the British company and its lightweight cars in the first place.

Built by a new start-up called Encor, it mixes early Series 1 style with later V8 power, a carbon fibre body and modern-day tech. Take. Our. Money!

Although, on the subject of cash, one of these Encors will cost you £430,000. And that's before you've bought the donor car and paid the taxes. Ouch. Is it worth it? Watch the video above and then have your say in the comments below...

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Lotus is currently chasing financial stability in the guise of two-tonne EVs, but along has come a ‘remastered’ Esprit supercar to remind us why we loved the British company and its lightweight cars in the first place.

Built by a new start-up called Encor, it mixes early Series 1 style with later V8 power, a carbon fibre body and modern-day tech. Take. Our. Money!

Although, on the subject of cash, one of these Encors will cost you £430,000. And that's before you've bought the donor car and paid the taxes. Ouch. Is it worth it? Watch the video above and then have your say in the comments below...

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Just 50 of these rather special Brit restomods will be built. Is rather pricey, though