by A true rarity has been discovered in Vinnytsia. A limited edition sports sedan Lotus Omega was found in an old garage. The charged car was produced between 1990-1992, with only 988 units built. 
The unique find was reported by a well-known blogger Roma Urraco. The Lotus Omega (or Lotus Carlton) is the top charged version of the popular sedan.
Lotus specialists fitted a 3.6-liter turbocharged six-cylinder engine with 382 hp and a 6-speed manual transmission to the Opel Omega. The car accelerated to 100 km/h in 5.2 seconds and reached 285 km/h. 
British engineers significantly upgraded the suspension and brakes. The sedan differed from the standard Opel Omega with a body kit and 17-inch wheels, and the interior was fitted with sports seats. 
Of course, the Lotus Omega is semi-disassembled and in a sad state, so its restoration will not be easy.
However, the car is truly worth bringing back to life. 
