Bristol Cars, part of the Frazer-Nash Group of Companies, is committed to preserving the heritage of this proud marque. The new management is determined to ensure that only the highest standards of quality and service are upheld.
To this end, facilities for sales, service, parts and restoration of classic cars are being dramatically refurbished and improved.
While the new luxury Bristol Car is in development, the company is proud to offer a selection of classic and contemporary motor cars for sale.
‘LOY 500’ A Legend of British Motor Sport
There are cars with racing history and there are those that have made racing history. The 1953 Tojeiro Bristol ‘LOY 500’ is one of the latter... More info...
80 Years since the first flight over Everest
Bristol Cars would like to congratulate Charles Douglas-Hamilton, grandson of Douglas Douglas-Hamilton, Marquis of Clydesdale, and his group on their successful flight over Mount Everest on the 3rd April 2013 utilising a Bristol Pegasus Engine. More info...
Bristol Cars Appoints New Service Manager
Martin Sutherland, has joined Bristol Cars, in order to assist the existing team develop the service and restoration of as well as the supply of parts for the full range of Bristol motor cars, from 400 to Fighter – and beyond. More info...
Sir Stirling Moss and Jake Humphrey Visit the Kensington Showroom
Bristol Cars welcomed one of the greatest motor racing legends in history to its Kensington High Street showroom at the end of February.
Sir Stirling Moss reminisced about the cars he had raced that were powered by Bristol’s “incredible” 2 litre engine, as he met members of the sales team and Bristol Cars management. More info...
Bristol Cars support Bristol Owners Club Concours
Bristol Cars was very proud to support the annual Bristol Owners Club Concours on September 16th. Held for the first time at Hardwick Hall, Bristols from far and wide made the pilgrimage to Derbyshire for one of the highlights of the BOC year. More info...
Bristol Cars appoints new General Manager and Senior Advisers
Bristol Cars have appointed Julian Ramshaw as new General Manager for Bristol Cars. Part of his role will be to help the marquee work on designs for a luxury, high-performance range-extender Bristol.
As well as taking on a new General Manager, the Kensington-based firm has gone back to its roots by signing up the son of the man who founded the Bristol Car Company in 1945. More info...
Octane Magazine Article
When Octane magazine said they wanted to assemble one of every Bristol made, the staff of Bristol Cars, as well as the Bristol Owners’ Club, Bristol Owners’ and Drivers’ Association and Heritage Trust helped make it happen.
The shoot took place on a blustery November day at RAF Cosford in Shropshire and the result was a 13 page feature in the April 2012 issue. More info...
Bristol Bulletin Magazine Article
The revival of a famous company after it has passed through the hands of the administrators is never an easy task.
As far as Bristol Cars is concerned, the challenge has fallen into two halves. More info...
Austria Classic Magazine Article
Following a visit to the showroom from the editor last summer, Austria’s biggest classic car magazine, Austro Classic, has published a 15 page feature on Bristol Cars. More info...
Bristol Cars celebrates an historic reunion with Frazer-Nash
On July 13, 2011, Bristol Cars celebrated its new ownership with a stunning parade of Bristols from throughout the marque’s history.
The convoy of cars spanned almost every model ever built and marked a new chapter for Bristol as it travelled from the historic showroom on Kensington High Street, London – where the firm has been based for 50 years - to Mytchett in Surrey, where new owners Frazer-Nash are based. More info...