The white 1976 Lotus Esprit from the 1977 James Bond film " The Spy Who Loved Me ", starring Roger Moore and Barbara Bach , was sold by the international auctioneers Bonhams on Monday 1st December at its annual motoring Auction Sale at Olympia, in West London.

“(Bloomberg) -- A Lotus sports car featured in the James Bond movie “The Spy Who Loved Me” is expected to fetch up to 120000 pounds ($185000) in a London”

The famous ‘amphibious’ Lotus starred alongside Roger Moore and Barbara Bach in the 1977 film The Spy Who Loved Me . Two cars were used for filming and Bonhams will sell one, estimated at £100,000 – 120,000, at its London Olympia auction on 1st December...

With the global release of the new Bond movie Quantum of Solace putting Ian Fleming’s legendary British secret agent firmly back in the public eye, Bonhams auction house in the UK has announced that it has one of 007’s classic sports cars for sal...

"Drivin' Ivan" Katz has been an automobile enthusiast since the day he saw his first Ferrari. He has produced sports-car-related videos and has traveled the world from the Lamborghini factory to the Autobahn.

Lotus wonât replace the Esprit until early 2011, company boss Mike Kimberley has said. The British supercar is being totally redesigned after Lotus put it on the back burner to fast-track the new Lotus Evora.

The highly-rumored new Lotus Esprit was put on hold while the company fast-tracked the new Evora, and won't be showing up until 2011 according to Lotus CEO Mike Kimberly in a recent Autocar report.

Lotus' limited resources were apparently tapped out by the fast-tracking of the new Evora , so the Esprit replacement has been delayed until 2011. According to Autocar , the new Esprit will be based off the same chassis as the Evora, but it will be widened and...

With its 60th anniversary rolling around the corner, Lotus isn't about to coast down the straightaway. After years of relying on Elise derivatives including the Exige, 2-Eleven and Europa the world-renowned gurus of handling are preparing two completely new mo...

Some people just can't be satisfied. As if the Lotus Esprit weren't still one of the hottest-handling cars on the market, back in 1996 the British sportscar firm updated the iconic Bondmobile with an all-new 3.