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Some news from Caterham - I like the concept and look forward to hearing about how this drives.

Suzuki power for entry level Caterham

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I agree looks very intersting. Thanks for sharing.


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Thanks Mr M, interesting article. With such a light car it would probably get really good mileage- if you could resist spinning the turbo up, with big bootfuls of throttle! joy Gerry.


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I have no inside information, but it looks very much like a derivative of the 657cc, 3 cyl, fitted to the Suzuki Cappucino sports car.
The engine is an absolute cracker, beautifully made and makes a lovely sound. The quality of machining and finishing was more akin to a bike engine (i.e lovely); though the engine was designed for, and started life in, Japanese home market "K cars"

I am slightly confused as to why Caterham are going this route though, as the Sigma engine in the current entry level cars suits the Seven beautifully.

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Can't wait for my new demo!!

Oh...did I forget to mention we've just been appointed the Caterham dealers for Scotland?

All will be made official in the coming days.

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Interesting Gerry. I wonder what the Suzuki rear axle set up is like?


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You kept that one quiet Russell!
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I've been working on it for a couple of years now but it took a change of management at Caterham to facilitate the deal.

I'm not quite at the official announcement stage as we still have a few things to put in place......our first car being one of them!

Here it is, all but finished now I believe!

http://www.rpm-morgan.co.uk/product.php?view=detail&item=119


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