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Bristol brought back from the brink

Bristol brought back from the brink

Posted on January 14, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Enthusiast rescues olde worlde car-maker from bankruptcy, focusing on restomods before all-new model

Bristol Cars has been brought back from the dead after the famous British sports car-maker was liquidated last year.

The 76-year-old brand famous for its aviation-inspired hand-built luxury cars was snapped up by Jason Wharton, a property developer and Bristol enthusiast who plans to restructure the company into a business that will initially restore and sell classic Bristols.
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