Our first deployments began with, contrary to model tuning, a store audit: camera inventory, network strength and in-store ...

Although James Bond is most associated with legendary Aston Martins like the DB5, the Vanquish V12 and the Vantage V8, those aren’t the only British vehicles to have graced the silver screen on his ...

A little British company called Encor is marking the 50-year anniversary of the Lotus Esprit’s spectacular debut at the 1975 Paris Motor Show with a new restomod, essentially a ground-up redo of the ...

The Lotus Esprit has become a restomod, but the version by Encor looks awesome. Improved in every way but not overstyled, it's the Lotus version of early Singer reimagined 911s. Power isn't hugely ...

There was already plenty to be encouraged by with the Encor Series 1, a car that promised to meld the beauty of the original Lotus Esprit with the firepower of the later V8. Sprinkle some restomod ...

The enduring wedge that Lotus calls the Esprit is being reborn in the form of a ground-up remastering. More than your typical restomod, the Encor Series 1 costs a staggering £430,000 before taxes, ...

Encor’s Series 1 keeps the wedge profile but replaces fiberglass with carbon from nose to tail – a lightweight recreation of a collector’s delight. The Lotus Esprit is at a very specific corner of car ...

Encor is a British start-up that has ‘Singer-ed’ the OG Esprit. But there’s another idea at play here: 400bhp is plenty in a car that weighs less than 1,200kg. Encor can do this because it uses a ...

The Lotus Esprit is 50, and a British company plans to build the ultimate version of it. Called the Encor Series 1, this restomod will blend the wedge-tastic design of the original car with the V-8 ...

In recent years, the automotive restomod scene has picked up serious steam. From Alfa Romeos to Porsches, it seems like there is always a company (or sometimes, several) that will take your classic ...

A company called Encor has announced its intention to resurrect the Lotus Esprit. This is it. Sorta. We’ll see the full thing in November, but for now, this company called Encor has shared a few ...