1985 Lotus Esprit

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1985 Lotus Esprit

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Esprit Turbo S3

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Production
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96.00 in.
4 cyl., 132.67 CID., 140.00hp
4 cyl., 132.67 CID., 160.00hp
4 cyl., 132.67 CID., 210.00hp
96.00 in.
4 cyl., 132.67 CID., 215.00hp

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