A four-seat Lotus that looks like a station wagon? Has the world gone topsy-turvy? Maybe it has, but the Lotus Elite certainly didn't cause it. This is a Lotus for a more civilized age, that coddles its occupants but remains a hoot to toss around.
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
1974 Lotus Elite
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