Interesting Facts About the Caterham Seven 360
The Caterham Seven 360 is part of the legendary Caterham Seven family, which traces its heritage back to the Lotus Seven—a lightweight sports car sold from 1957 to 1972. When Lotus ended production in 1973, the rights were bought and the model continued to evolve under the Caterham name.
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Born from the Lotus Seven legacy
The Caterham Seven line, including the 360, is directly based on the iconic Lotus Seven, a lightweight sports car that was sold in kit and factory‑built form by Lotus Cars from 1957 to 1972.
A new chapter began in 1973
When Lotus announced the cessation of the Seven in 1973, Graham Nearn purchased the rights and kept the model in production, ensuring the continuation of the Seven’s distinctive design and driving experience.
Fully built cars available since the early ’90s
The Caterham Seven became available as a fully built car in the UK starting in 1993, when it achieved Low Volume Type Approval, allowing enthusiasts to buy a ready‑to‑drive version of this classic roadster.
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