Lotus Mk IX OW 1955
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Specifications Lotus Mk IX OW 1955 blueprint
The Lotus Mk IX OW 1955 is a British sports racing car with an extraordinary heritage. Designed by the legendary Colin Chapman, it was the first Lotus model to feature an in-house designed chassis and suspension. This car has become an iconic classic beloved for its beautiful proportions and remarkable performance. It looks quite classic with its long, sleek lines, sloped grille, and wire wheels. The engine is a powerful Coventry Climax FWA (4-cylinder) with a Lucas-built gearbox. The car is made of lightweight aluminum and weighs just 873kg, giving it an incredible power to weight ratio. The engine output of 75 hp can achieve 0-60 mph times in just 4.4 seconds. The handling and cornering abilities are fantastic, aided by the front and rear track width of just over 4.5 feet. The braking system is also strong and capable of bringing the car to an abrupt stop. The interior is refined and comfortable with stylized leather seats, door and dashboard trim, and a wooden-rimmed steering wheel. This car offers not only astounding performance, but also head-turning style that has solidified its place in racing history.
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