How much does a Caterham kit car cost?

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)….Specifications.

How much does Caterham cost?

The idea is to offer varying levels of power throughout the Caterham range, thus catering to various levels of driving skill and budget. The 270 sits above the 160 model and is the cheapest version on offer in the U.S…

Can you buy a Caterham in the US?

All Caterham models are imported as rolling chassis. They are street legal in the U.S. under EPA kit-car regulations and can be registered through processes specific to individual states. But buyers don’t need to build the cars themselves.

What tools do you need to build a Caterham?

Here’s a list of the really useful stuff….

• Low profile Trolley Jack.
• Multi meter.
• Petrol can and/or jerry can.
• Pliers.
• Revolving Punch Pliers.
• Rivet tool.
• Scissors.
• Screwdrivers.

Why are Caterhams so expensive?

Caterhams are expensive because like Porsche or Moto Guzzi ownership, it buys your way into an exclusive club: one where you are willing to suffer for fleeting moments of joy, where things may not work as well or rationally as intended, where you don’t bother stopping to retrieve your toupee.

Are Caterhams worth the money?

Whilst buying a Caterham can seem expensive, it’s worth considering the future resale value. It’s very likely that the depreciation will be far less than most other types of car. Even used examples will retain much of their value over the years if they’re well maintained and serviced.

Why are caterhams so expensive?

How much is the cheapest Caterham?

The Seven 160 costs just £17,995, making it the cheapest Caterham, and weighs just 490kg without fluids or driver. That ‘160’ refers to the Seven’s rough power-to-weight ratio, which is the same as a Toyota GT86’s. The 160 celebrates 40 years of Caterham Sevens, and keeps things as simple as the originals.

Do Caterhams hold their value?

As a result Caterhams tend to hold their value incredibly well, so while they might seem pricey to buy, you should recoup some of the value if you decide to sell the car on.

What is the cheapest Caterham?

Seven 160
The Seven 160 costs just £17,995, making it the cheapest Caterham, and weighs just 490kg without fluids or driver. That ‘160’ refers to the Seven’s rough power-to-weight ratio, which is the same as a Toyota GT86’s. The 160 celebrates 40 years of Caterham Sevens, and keeps things as simple as the originals.

Can anyone build a Caterham?

Anyone can build a Caterham. It just takes a bit of time and some space to build it. Its a fantastic way to learn new skills.

Do caterhams hold their value?

Where can I get a Caterham kit build?

Caterham Kit Build currently available from Williams Automobiles Caterham in Bristol. Learn more about its features and specifications on our easy-to-use website and then book a test drive using our convenient online tool. Get in touch today to learn more.

How does the Caterham self assembly guide work?

The chassis, boxed components, assembly guide, engine and gearbox are delivered directly to your garage or workshop. The assembly guide is designed to help you through the various stages of the build. The labeled boxes coincide with each step, enabling you to identify which box you need at any given time.

How does a Caterham car get to the factory?

The chassis, nosecone, front and rear cycle wings begin their journey at the paint shop and arrive at the factory fully painted in your chosen colour. The painted chassis then undergoes preparation on the production line.

Where does Top Gear make their Caterham Cars?

Top Gear magazine took delivery of a Seven and assembled their Caterham in the middle of their London office. Watch this shortened time-lapse of the assembly process. Our crack team of technicians create your Seven lovingly and apply their own sense of pride into every component they attach to the car’s iconic frame.