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Written by Ollie Marriage
Caterham has simplified its range, filling the gaps between base 160 and bonkers 620 with 270, 360 and 420 models. Each is named after its power-to-weight figure, so given they all weigh around 500kg, just divide those numbers in half for the bhp figures. Each is available with either the 2,995 road-trim S" or 3,995 track-focused R" packs. The S has an open diff and a gentler approach to life, while the R has uprated brakes and suspension, a lightweight flywheel, harnesses and bare seats. This S also has the, er, more commodious (OK, wider), SV chassis.
Date written: 6 Sep 2016
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Caterham has simplified its range, filling the gaps between base 160 and bonkers 620 with 270, 360 and 420 models. Each is named after its power-to-weight figure, so given they all weigh around 500kg, just divide those numbers in half for the bhp figures. Each is available with either the 2,995 road-trim S" or 3,995 track-focused R" packs. The S has an open diff and a gentler approach to life, while the R has uprated brakes and suspension, a lightweight flywheel, harnesses and bare seats. This S also has the, er, more commodious (OK, wider), SV chassis.
Date written: 6 Sep 2016
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 4902
