Bristol Cars returns to the automotive scene and chooses the Fighter as the first chapter of its new era. The British supercar, designed in the early 2000s and tied to the end of the brand’s production in 2011, is now being completed using original chassis, drawings, and components that were never used. One example was presented at Salon Privé at Blenheim Palace, while four more will be built in the coming months. The Fighter is a two-seater with aviation-inspired styling, distinctive gullwing doors, and an 8.0-liter V10 engine. Output starts at 518 hp and can reach 592 hp, while the claimed top speed reaches 210 mph. Production will be hand-built and will take place in the United Kingdom. Leading the relaunch are Paul King and Richard Hackett, who is connected to the brand’s earlier history.
