Caterham has unveiled the new, limited-edition Seven SuperSprint as part of its 60th anniversary celebrations.
Reflecting the anniversary, 60 SuperSprints destined for the UK and European markets have gone on sale, completing the pair of special models that have topped and tailed the anniversary year. The similarly retro Seven Sprint was launched 12 months ago, with all 60 cars sold within a week, quickly becoming the fastest-selling Caterham Seven to date.
Offering the ultimate in gentleman racer style, alongside the hearty power of its 95bhp Caterham Works Racing-tuned 3-cylinder engine, the Seven SuperSprint is as at home on the road as it is on the circuit.
A unique Brooklands windscreen, quilted and stitched seats trimmed in Innes tan Scottish Muirhead leather, a wooden-rimmed sports steering wheel, and 1960s-style racing livery ensure that the driving experience is nothing short of sepia-toned race nostalgia.
The Seven SuperSprint is available in six paint schemes, all featuring their own signature colour and named after classic race circuits – Aintree (green with orange noseband), Hockenheim (silver with red noseband), Imola (red with white noseband), Watkins Glen (white with Gulf racing stripes), Dijon (navy blue with white noseband) and Zandvoort (light green with black roundels)
With 1960s race style front of mind, Caterham has also created a single-seater option, which comes complete with a tonneau cover for the more serious pilot looking to strip out as much weight as possible. 
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