Speedback GT
Launched at the Top Marques Show in Monaco in April 2014, the Speedback GT is the marque's first model. Inspired by the 1960s and the Aston Martin DB6,[12] the grand tourer was coach-built using the Jaguar XK all-aluminium platform.[13][14] The company sources its production to British-based suppliers and builds the cars at their build facility in Silverstone, UK.
The Speedback GT was designed by former Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) designer Alan Mobberley.[15] Its body is produced using traditional coach-building methods; the aluminium body panels are hand beaten and then rolled over an English wheel. The bucks over which the panels are beaten have been milled out using a 5-axis CNC milling machine from CAD data, obtained from the full-size design clay model. The car is powered by a 5.0-litre Jaguar AJ-V8 engine generating 503 bhp with a six-speed ZF automatic transmission. It can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds with further performance upgrades available.[16]
At the Geneva International Motor Show in 2017, the Speedback GT was showcased in two specifications, one left-hand and one right-hand drive. These full-production specification examples encompassed over 230 engineering and design refinements from the original Speedback GT prototype, including soft-close doors and enhanced noise insulation.[17]
Speedback Silverstone Edition
Launched on March 6, 2018[18] at the Geneva International Motor Show, the Speedback Silverstone Edition is the third particular edition model made by David Brown after the Mini Remastered Café Racers Edition and Monte Carlo Edition. The model was launched to celebrate the company's first anniversary of its move to the new Silverstone build facility and headquarters in April 2017.[19]
Limited to 10 examples, the Silverstone Edition is the performance version of the Speedback GT. The grand tourer features additional performance from a 5.0-litre Jaguar AJ-V8 engine, which generates 601 bhp and 766 Nm of torque.[20] Updated rear suspension adds further dynamic handling to the model over the existing set-up from the Speedback GT.[21] The car features a bespoke 'Fly by Night' paint finish, applied over 8 weeks is offered with a fading dark painted stripe and a tan leather interior cockpit with brogued and fluted seats.[22]
Mini Remastered
The Mini Remastered is the company's second model. It is a remastered version of the original Mini, which had been built between 1958 and 2000. The Mini Remastered was launched at a private event in Shoreditch, London in April 2017, and made its world motor show debut on 20 April 2017 at the Top Marques Show in Monaco.[23]
Launched in three specifications, the Mini Remastered was showcased in standard form, alongside two limited-production special editions:[24] One special edition is inspired by Café Racers, with a history to the classic 1960s motorbike movement, and a second special edition inspired by Monte Carlo, along with the racing heritage of the classic Mini on which the cars are based.
Each Mini Remastered is built on an original classic Mini donor vehicle's 1275cc I4 (A-series) engine and gearbox, which is refurbished to deliver up to 83 bhp. A new steel body shell is custom made by British Motor Heritage, which is then coach-built by David Brown Automotive.[25]
