Qmech
Lotus and Caterham vehicle servicing, motorsport support and driving experiences for car owners and motoring enthusiasts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Qmech
Qmech provides specialist maintenance, repair and setup services for Lotus and Caterham vehicles, alongside other garage services. Its offerings include vehicle inspections, servicing, accident repairs, geometry setup, parts supply, race support and driving experiences.
It serves vehicle owners, motorsport participants, driving enthusiasts and corporate groups through garage work, retail parts, race support and paid experiences.
Qmech Ltd was founded in 2004 and is based near Bridgend, South Wales.
Product: Specialist vehicle maintenance, repairs and setup, motorsport support, driving experiences, parts supply and automotive engineering services.
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