Lotus - Lotus +2S 130 - 1970

The Lotus +2S 130 from 1970 is a classic British sports car representing Lotus’s commitment to lightweight performance and elegant design. Lotus Cars, founded by Colin Chapman, is celebrated for producing vehicles with excellent handling, innovative engineering, and simplicity. The +2S 130 was a variant of the Lotus Elan +2 series, a 2+2 seater grand tourer that combined sporty traits with increased practicality by adding rear seating. The '130' designation generally refers to the car's horsepower, indicating a performance upgrade over the base model. The Lotus +2S balanced livability with spirited driving, making it appealing for enthusiasts who desired both comfort and agility. Its fiberglass body, nimble chassis, and renowned Lotus suspension technology make it a collectible vehicle cherished for its historical significance in the evolution of lightweight sports cars.