For The cheapest entry into Caterham ownership is great fun, and the 105bhp 1.4-litre engine wil keep you running costs low. The seven's handling is legendary, and with plenty of grip, twisty country roads can be tackled with confidence.
Against There's little in the way of standard equipment, and you'll want to add some options if you want any practicality. A windscreen, hood, a heater, carpet and even paint are extra. You do get a six-speed gearbox.
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The Classic is the most accessible Seven, but it's just a little too spartan to be an everyday sports car. It also won't have the best residual value. By the time you've spent money on desirable options, you might want to consider the next model up.
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