The Caterham Seven 160, the new entry-level 7 that weighs in at just 490kg and £17,995 fully built (or £14,995 in kit form). Its Suzuki-sourced 660cc turbo engine possesses just three cylinders ...

With the Caterham, though, we have a known performance icon. In this 160 variant, though, there's only 80 horsepower at work, courtesy of a turbocharged, three-cylinder engine. So, which would you ...

Having trouble figuring out the difference between a Caterham Seven Roadsport 140 and Supersport R? Yeah, so were we, until Caterham made it nice and simple: now you can get a 160, 270, 360, 420 ...

Light weight dominates the Caterham Seven experience, whether it’s this entry level 160 or the fire-breathing 620R. For the 160, this means steel wheels rather than alloys plus they have daintily thin ...

It’s always a good sign when the slowest car in the range can reach 60mph in under seven seconds ... meaning the 160 can only reach 100mph – though to be fair, a hundred in a Caterham feels ...

Can it compete with the Porsche Cayman EV? Built on the Caterham Seven 485 platform, the Scoperta retains the raw drive associated with the Japanese-funded British brand while introducing a design ...

In addition, all Caterham Sevens can now be specified with brand new ‘S’ or ‘R’ equipment packages. The three new Ca`terham 7s sit between the existing range bookends – the Suzuki powered entry-level ...