That’s exactly how it was with the Fighter, a car that owed much of its design and engineering to a previous era, even if it was hugely powerful and consequently massively fast. Bristol Cars was ...

Developed in the late 1920s, the Royal Air Force's Bristol Bulldog entered service in May 1929. The single engine, single seat biplane fighter was the RAF's frontline fighter through most of the ...

Bristol released more info on its new, batshit-mad, Dodge Viper-powered Fighter. It'll be dubbed the Fighter T, and the final numbers total 1,012 hp and 1,036 lb.-ft of torque (at 4500 rpm ...

which produced a biplane dubbed the Bristol F.2 Fighter during WWI. Independent since the 1960s, Bristol Cars remained a low-volume manufacturer that produced a series of luxurious yet sober ...

We never claimed it was beautiful when we first showed you the "batshit-mad," Viper-powered Bristol Fighter T in 2006. Using twin-turbos and twin intercoolers attached to the 8.0-liter V10 ...

The Bristol Fighter T is a rare and unique performance car from the early 2000s that stands out in a market dominated by mainstream manufacturers. Designed by Bristol Cars, the Fighter T combines ...

We remember seeing the Bristol Fighter in auto magazines a few years ago. On paper, it seemed to combine everything a petrolhead could ever want, including a V10 engine and the potential to have ...

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 ...

See All 4 Photos The Fighter, however, is something new from Bristol, a two-seater gullwing-door coupe that's good, says the company, for 210 mph; at 200 mph it claims a "supercharge" effect ...

The Bristol-based consultancy, Form Fighter AI, has joined the Bristol24/7 Better Business Network.

The maverick British marque, Bristol, has added another model to its Fighter range. Joining the plain old Fighter and the Fighter S will be the Fighter T, sporting a twin turbocharged and ...

Toby Silverton, the jet-spares millionaire who bought Bristol in 1997, has always had a thing about exploiting untapped potential. The merging of missions is manifested in the Fighter, which could ...