The movie famously features a modified Lotus Esprit that can transform into a submarine. Multiple prop cars were used for filming but none of them could fully function as both a submersible and a ...

This year marks the official 50th anniversary of the Lotus Esprit. That’s despite the production version of the Giugiaro-penned wedge appearing in 1974 but not actually going on sale until 1976. Blame ...

Surprisingly, the EV truck’s style was inspired by a submarine car used in the 1977 James Bond film “The Spy Who Loved Me,” specifically a modified version of the Lotus Esprit. There were ...

And, as with the Countach, the wedge nose of the Lotus Esprit (pictured) depended on the flat surface they permitted when stowed. That Esprit drivers couldn’t always rely on the light housings ...

Hidden within the car's menus is a means to change the Model S image on the display into that of the Lotus Esprit submarine from James Bond. Holding your hand on the Tesla logo at the top of the ...

The 2004 Lotus Esprit is available in 1 trim level: The 2004 Lotus Esprit offers up to 15 MPG in city driving and 22 MPG on the highway. These figures are based on EPA mileage ratings and are for ...