Used Caterham Seven for Sale near New York
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- Year:
- 1998
- Make:
- Caterham
- Model:
- Seven
- Body type:
- Convertible
- Exterior color:
- Green
- Interior color:
- Green
- Transmission:
- 5-Speed Manual
- Mileage:
- 29,000
- Stock #:
- SE-251146459
- VIN:
- SDKRDKANSW0010119
1998 Caterham Seven
Roadster
29,000 mi
$33,900
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The Caterham Seven stands out as a thrilling and lightweight sports car that excites drivers with its exceptional performance and handling. Owners adore its rapid acceleration and agile maneuverability, particularly when tackling winding roads. However, its spartan nature and lack of practicality for everyday use are common points of critique. Many drivers appreciate the engaging driving experience, but some feel that the car is best suited for track days or spirited drives rather than daily commuting.
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Adam J
Reviewed a 1995 Caterham Seven on Oct 1, 2011
If you love driving then this is the car to own, Caterham R300 is the best all rounder, great on the road not so much as an hand full as the full blooded R500. But the R300 is hust as much fun on a track day blat, great fun when you can spare the time and be sure of the weather! Just get out there and get one, even it's just for a year everyone should experience it, at least once! Fun, fast and what cars where invented for, for pleasure, 5 stars for smile factor!
Sven D
Reviewed a 2004 Caterham Seven on Jan 29, 2012
Great drivers car. Caterham isn't wrong when they say "designed for racing, built for living". It is only a 1.6 with 115bhp but it weighs shy off 700kg so you're always the first to leave at traffic lights, without even trying. Braking follows the acceleration. Handling can only be compared to a kart. It is a race car so rear wheal driven, which means you do have to be more careful in more slippery situations. As long as you take care of the oil you won't have any technical problems. And when you do it's pretty easy to deal with it yourself. Everything is very accessible and mechanical (hardly any electronics). It's pretty Spartan, but if you only need a car do drive very well and put a smile on your face almost every time you drive it, this is the one for you. Carrgo capacity is OK for a car this size. You can manage luggage for a trip for two if you don't pack too much. Gas mileage depends on how you drive it but it's a lot better then most people assume. The tank isn't big so you have to fill it up every 210 miles, it takes about 30 liters. Although the turning circle is a bit on the big side compared to it's size, it's pretty easy to park, you have a perfect view where it ends.
James R
Reviewed a 1999 Caterham Seven on Sep 14, 2009
The design is now 50 years old but the original formula still applies. Simplify. Add lightness. It has an old Holden engine, a ford Sierra gearbox, the rear axle out of a Morris Ital, and the front suspension from a Triumph TR5 and dispite all of this it could be described as the ultimate performance car. Nothing is allowed to comprimise the function of the machine. There is no heater, no stereo, no doors, and no roof. The 525kg mass of the car is distributed exactly evenly over the four wheels. The power is sent to the back, just like it should be. Most of the steering is done at the front but power oversteer is always an option! Every one is built by hand in Cambridgeshire by one of nine assembly workers, using Artisan techniques reserved for only the most discerning car enthusiasts. The chassis is clad in aluminium and the rest of the bodywork (also UK made) is moulded from Fibreglass. Needless to say, the drive is not comparable with any other driving experience. This little British car is a true Giant killer!
James E
Reviewed a 1995 Caterham Seven on Dec 24, 2007
Amazing performance from a small engine, lightness being the key
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| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| Roadster | -- |
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