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Special edition Lotus Evora S: Freddie Mercury and The Who

Special edition Lotus Evora S: Freddie Mercury and The Who

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A special edition car made or designed by/for celebrities are not common nor is it something new. There have been a few examples such as the Paul Newman R30 Skyline. But the difference between the Paul Newman Skyline and this two special edition Lotus Evora S is that the Evoras are one-off items specially designed for charity purposes.

 

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The Freddie Mercury Evora S was specially made for the birthday (05 September) of the late former Queen frontman who passed away on 24 November 1991. To honour the occasion, Lotus donated a one-off Lotus Evora S which will be auctioned off during a commemorative event. The auction proceeds will go to the Mercury Phoenix Trust.

 

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The striking white sports car features red and gold racing stripes as well as an interior which was influenced by one of Freddie Mercury


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