Caterham Seven 310S

The Seven 310S sits in the middle of Caterham's current lineup and represents a well-balanced entry point into the brand — enough power to feel genuinely quick, on a chassis that retains the traditional narrow-track Seven character rather than the wider SV platform. The S3 designation here refers to the narrower body style, which purists tend to prefer for its more direct, original-recipe feel. Power comes from a Ford Sigma 1.6L naturally aspirated engine producing 157bhp, which in a car weighing around 505kg translates to approximately 310bhp per tonne — the figure the model name is derived from.

This 2017 car has covered just 13,400 miles, averaging under 1,500 miles per year over nine years. That usage profile is typical of a Seven kept for weekends, track days, and summer outings rather than daily use, and the low odometer reading relative to age is a genuine positive for the next owner. No colour or owner count is stated in the listing.

At £30,900 this sits in the expected range for a well-specced, low-mileage 310S of this generation. Manual gearbox is the only transmission offered on the Seven, and rear-wheel drive is a given across the entire range.