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Guest 24th Dec 2007
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Good Points: -good engine
-beautiful performance
-nice look
Bad Points: -no bad points
General comments: Best car ever. Long live Omega and Carlton. Superb engine, performance outstanding and great looks!
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lotus1
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The Vauxhall Lotus Carlton 3.6 Twin Turbo is a great car if you are after continous power, a fast 0-60 time. However you need a shed load of cash as services start from 199.99 and insurance ranges from about 1000 to 8000. This car can have some engine mods but you would find it difficult to up rate due to the fact it has a 3.6 twin turbo engine. As I said unless you have loads of spare cash, this car is not for you, for example a front set of brake pads cost £350.00 and you are looking abo ...- Read lotus1's review (133 words and 2 comments)
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Vauxhall Lotus Carlton | Luxury Cars
Engine 3615 cc 6 cylinder twin turbo ... Home > Sports vehicles > Sports cars > Performance luxury cars > Vauxhall Lotus Carlton
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Of those cars produced, ... The 3.6-litre 375bhp twin-turbo engine of the Lotus Carlton was capable of propelling it to 60 mph in a little over five seconds and on to a potential 180mph top speed.
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With the introduction of the Monaro, the badge-engineered Holden which still keeps its Australian model name, Vauxhall now has its most powerful production car since the Lotus Carlton.
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The 3.6-litre 377bhp twin-turbo engine of the Lotus Carlton was capable of propelling it to 60 mph in a little over five seconds and on to a potential 180mph top speed. ... Vauxhall Cars logo
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The first car to be produced in 1905, at Luton was the 7/9hp, 1300cc, 3-cylinder, ... The famous fluted bonnet treatment which has characterised Vauxhall cars since 1906 was originally used on this car
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It was based on the contemporary generation of Opel Omega, which appeared as Vauxhall Carlton in Britain, therefore it was also called Lotus Carlton. ... Inline-6, dohc, 4v/cyl, twin-turbo
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Vauxhall cars were also popular in the Empire and beyond, ... Another cross-range hybrid appeared by shoehorning the 3.3 litre Cresta power unit into the FD model to produce the oft misspelled Ventora.
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Based off the Vauxhall Carlton sold in Europe, Lotus stroked out the 3.0-liter inline-six of the standard car to displace 3615 cc, ... Mozilla makes its mobile move, brings Firefox 3.6 to Android ... New Cars
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