The automaker never produced in high volumes and remained one of the country's most obscure brands. But some of the cars were ...

Unfortunately for Silverton, there were precious few customers who shared his vision, the Fighter struggled to sell, and in 2011 Bristol Cars went into administration. The marque was eventually ...

Bristol enjoyed mixed success over the years, changing ownership on more than one occasion. The firm’s most recent car was 2004’s Fighter ... this price The 2024 Auto Express Performance ...

Luxury coachbuilder Bristol Cars is set to make a return in time ... A LinkedIn commenter asked whether the new limited-edition Bristol Fighter 'will be electric, hybrid or old school fossil ...

The Bullet name was first used by the British manufacturer 100 years ago on a WW1 fighter plane –Bristol ... of making cars again and don’t want to stop,” Siddiqi told Auto Express.

Just a handful of gull-winged, V10-powered Bristol Fighter models left the British brand's workshop in the 2000s. Xcar managed to get its hands on one to tell the world about it.

The Bristol Fighter was designed in 1916 as a replacement for the B.E. two-seaters. It proved an excellent fighting machine when flown in the aggressive manner of a single-seater. By the end of ...