Opel Speedster Turbo 2004 Review

Weighing in at just 930 kg (approx. 2,050 lbs) , the Turbo boasted a power-to-weight ratio that allowed it to keep pace with the Ferraris of its era in a straight line. A Purely Analog Experience

Produced at the Lotus Cars plant in Hethel , the Speedster was a byproduct of a strategic alliance between General Motors and Lotus. While it shared its aluminum-extruded chassis with the Series 2 Elise, the Speedster was more than just a rebadged twin. Designers Niels Loeb and Martin Smith gave it a "Teutonic" aesthetic—sharp, angular lines that swapped the Elise’s curves for a more aggressive, boxy stance. The Turbocharged Heart Opel Speedster Turbo 2004

Stepping into a Speedster is like stepping into a cockpit designed for zero distractions. There are no cupholders, no carpets, and virtually no soundproofing. Opel Speedster – The Lightest Car You've Never Heard Of Weighing in at just 930 kg (approx