We asked you to select the best-looking F1 car in history from our shortlist of 13, and the Lotus 79 came out on top.

There are some automotive brands that have managed to stay alive and somewhat relevant over the years despite remaining small operations. Lotus has had an interesting automotive story, born out of Colin Chapman's desire to build true light sports cars using technology from F1.

Well, the rules are not valid for this 2024 Lotus Emira, whose owner bought it back in 2024 for $98,340. After two years and roughly 2,000 miles, he listed it for sale and got an incredible $93,000 for the two-year-old sports car. That is a loss of roughly 5% of the original value.

The Lotus Emira marks the end of Lotus' gasoline-powered sports car era, serving as the brand's final ICE model before going electric.

From 1990 through 1992, Gremlin Graphics released a trio of racing games featuring the Lotus brand. On the surface, the games could be viewed as rehashes of the popular Outrun series, featuring Lotus instead of Ferrari.

A 1995 Lotus Esprit S4 Sport that legendary author Cormac McCarthy bought in 2010 is up for auction on Hagerty Marketplace right now.

The Lotus Esprit is back. Not in the way most people expected, and definitely not in a way most people can afford. After more than two decades of silence, the wedge-shaped British icon has reappeared as a carbon-fiber restomod carrying a price tag just shy of $570,