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As the Geneva Motor Show is quickly approaching, more and more companies begin teasing campaigns for their newly-developed models. Among manufactures of exotic and sophisticated cars is David Brown Automotive, which has just released first teaser image of their so-called “Grand Tourer” – company’s most performance-focused model. Classically-styled model will be hand-made as a third model in a current line-up currently consisting of the Speedback GT and Mini Remastered. DBA says that the car will feature a more aggressive design language and we cannot wait to see more of it!
PRESS RELEASE:
DAVID BROWN AUTOMOTIVE TEASES LIMITED PRODUCTION, HIGH PERFORMANCE GRAND TOURER AHEAD OF GENEVA MOTOR SHOW REVEAL
- High performance Grand Tourer to be revealed by David Brown Automotive at Geneva Motor Show on 6th March
- Announcement celebrates the first anniversary of the company’s relocation to its Silverstone Headquarters
- Soon-to-be-revealed classically inspired performance Grand Tourer will be handmade alongside Speedback GT and Mini Remastered at new Silverstone headquarters
- Company releases first teaser image, hinting at a more aggressive design language
- New model to sit alongside first Mini Remastered models to leave the Silverstone build facility
Silverstone, Great Britain (6th February, 2018): David Brown Automotive will take the covers off its most performance-focused model ever at the Geneva International Motor Show next month.
With a commitment to bespoke British handcraftsmanship, the car will capture David Brown Automotive’s vision of a high-performance classic Grand Tourer. Each of the strictly limited models will be handbuilt at the company’s Silverstone headquarters, absorbing the location’s famous racing and aeronautical heritage into the car’s high-octane pedigree.
One year since Speedback GT was showcased in Geneva for the first time, and sitting next to the first production Mini Remastered cars to have left the build facility, David Brown Automotive will once again target a distinguished audience with this performance-orientated model.
“This is something that we’ve been looking forward to doing since launching Speedback GT and I can’t wait to reveal more,” said David Brown, company founder and CEO. “With its unprecedented levels of performance, this vehicle allows the David Brown Automotive brand to appeal to our existing customers, and new customers alike. The car brings yet another exciting opportunity for our company.”
The car will be revealed in full at the David Brown Automotive press conference at the Geneva International Motor Show on Tuesday, 6th March at 11:45 CET/10:45 GMT at the company’s stand in Hall 2, Stand 2142. More details on the project will follow.
