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Caterham Cars Appoints Christian Gorton as Global Head of Sales

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4 March 2026

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Caterham Cars Appoints Christian Gorton as Global Head of Sales
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Caterham Cars is pleased to announce the appointment of Christian Gorton as its new Global Head of Sales, effective immediately. In this strategic role, Christian will lead the company’s worldwide sales operations and drive growth across key international markets.

Christian has over 20 years of experience in the automotive sector and has previously held roles with both BMW and FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) Automotive Services. His most recent leadership role saw Christian serving as a Director at CA Auto Finance, where he was instrumental in driving business growth, delivering customer solutions and strengthening partnerships across the automotive sector. His strong track record in driving commercial results and fostering dealer relationships positions him ideally to play a pivotal role in Caterham Cars’ growth plans.

“I’m incredibly excited to be joining Caterham Cars at such a defining moment for the brand,” said Gorton. “The Caterham Seven represents everything I love about cars — lightweight performance, pure connection, and unforgettable experiences behind the wheel. Caterham’s commitment to delivering joy to its customers truly resonates with me, and I can’t wait to work with the team to build on its incredible heritage and create the next chapter of sales growth for the business.”

Christian will be based at the Caterham HQ in Dartford, Kent and manage the global sales team, reporting directly to Trevor Steel, Senior Vice President of Operations & CFO.

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