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This Legendary Race Car Builder Is Reproducing One Of Its Most Iconic Models

The track-going version can hit 60 miles per hour in 2.5 seconds. The road-going variant does it in 2.9 seconds.

Lola T70S

Photo by: Lola Cars

Anthony Alaniz Anthony Alaniz

By: Anthony Alaniz

Mar 31, at 2:00pm ET

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THE BREAKDOWN:

Lola Cars built some of the most formidable and iconic race cars in motorsport history. The company's cars have propelled drivers to victories in numerous series, including three Indianapolis 500 wins. Lola went out of business in 2012, was resurrected in 2022, and is now reproducing one of the most celebrated race cars ever—the T70.  

Lola is making two versions, the T70S and the T70S GT. One is for the track, and the other is for the road. Lola is only building 16 cars, calling the T70S and T70S GT “a faithful rebirth of a motorsport icon.”

The road-going GT has a 6.2-liter V8 engine from Chevrolet. It produces 500 horsepower, giving the car a top speed of 200 miles per hour and a 0-60 time of 2.9 seconds. The T70S GT also features climate controls, storage solutions, and a specific gearbox designed for the road.

Lola T70S

Photos by: Lola Cars

Lola T70S

Photos by: Lola Cars

The track version has a Chevy 5.0-liter V8 making 530 hp, a period-correct transaxle, and a double-wishbone suspension system. It has a 203-mph top speed, can sprint to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds, and comes with a FIA Historic Technical Passport, allowing it to compete in FIA-sanctioned events.  

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The new T70S and T70S GT were developed using original archival drawings. Lola has reengineered every component and is using sustainable materials and advanced manufacturing processes to build the new cars.

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Lola T70S

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Motor1’s Take: Now that Lola Cars is back in motorsport, it’s nice to see the company honor its past with its new T70S, including a road-going example. The new car retains the original car’s stunning design, which we are excited to see on the road.  

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