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Earlier last month, an engineering mule of the Bristol Bullet was first came forth to the public at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. As the car was heavily disguised from all the angles, we couldn’t spot any features. The only information we had that time was its codename - Project Pinnacle. Well, the car has finally got the shape and revealed officially by the carmaker. This will be the first car to be launched after the production of the company, which stopped in 2011.
Moreover, it has been unveiled as a token of celebration on its 70th birthday. Over to the details, it comes with a BMW sourced 4.8-litre naturally aspirated, 8 cylinder V configuration in trim, which is good for 370 hp of power and 370 lb-ft of torque. In addition, the engine is mated with a ZF six-speed manual or automatic transmission box. With this mechanism, the car can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in 3.8 seconds as well as can hit a maximum speed up to 250 kmph.
The design cues are believed to be followed from an aged speedster dubbed as Pininfarina, which was found under a sheet of tarpaulin by the new owners Frazer at the factory. Under the vintage looks, it has also been adorned with a range of luxury as well as technical features. Besides, a multitouch screen audio system with digital radio, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi connectivity and smartphone connectivity are also there to make your ride more entertaining.
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