Driving the 2021 Lotus Evora GT is a medieval experience compared with other modern mid-engine sports cars. Yet that's exactly what's special about the lone Lotus model currently sold in the U.S.—at least until the Evija hypercar arrives. Nor is it likely owners will see another one at their local Cars and Coffee. While Porsche's ...

The Evora's handling characteristics are so good that it could more than make up for any powertrain weakness. But once again, Lotus does not disappoint. Sure, the Toyota-sourced 3.5-liter V6 is the same basic lump you'll find under the hood of an old Camry, but it's heavily massaged for use in the Evora, and has an Edelbrock supercharge...