Welcome to britishbuiltcars.co.uk - the only website to list, in detail, not just every known car, van and motorbike, but other specialist vehicles, currently* made in the UK!
Although, as our name suggests, cars of all types make up the vast majority of listings, the site also contains details on vans, motorbikes, go-karts and specialist vehicles, including some military and larger commercial ones, and now autonomous ones. See Search Vehicles box for more information..
Our Video library contains 340 searchable videos and the site also features links to 86 car/van/motorbike Reviews by the leading motoring press.
The website contains over 100 manufacturers, making more than 250 different models, from large volume producers to small companies building just a handful of vehicles a year. Each listing contains a direct link to the manufacturer.
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*Some models may be in a pre-production stage, with a register of interest and/or orders being taken.
Latest Additions
Ecurie Ecosse
- Ecurie Eccose, Scotland's legendary motor racing team and makers of the fabulous LM69, are embarking on a....
The Little Car Company
- The Little Car Company hand-build reduced sized replicas of two giants of the classic automobile world, the....
Latest Videos
2021 Bentley Bentayga V8 review. Could this posh SUV make a good farmer's car?
- Published 14th February 2021. The 2021 Bentley Bentayga V8 has 542bhp and a top speed of 180mph but could it be used around the farm? Found out here!
Proteus C-Type on the road again
- Nick Faure took a new C-Type on a challenging 170km route including 3 international calibre rally stages on the island of Mallorca. Nick Faure has had an illustrious racing career in historic competition Jaguars including a C-Type in the 1960s owned by Martin Morris and an ex-works lightweight C-Type (Moss-Whitehead) with the rear rib in the 1970s historic scene.
Lotus Exige V6 Cup - road car vs race car - autocar.co.uk
- Lotus is on its way back, and the proof is the Lotus Exige V6 Cup - both in street trim, the Cup S, and the Cup R racer. Steve Sutcliffe puts them to the test. For most people, the standard Lotus Exige V6 would surely represent the ultimate kind of sports car. It weighs little more than a box of feathers, its interior is quite extraordinarily uncluttered by unnecessary luxuries, and its supercharged Toyota V6 engine provides it with enough grunt -- 345bhp -- to embarrass all but the most ambitious supercar drivers. Sutters travels to Lotus' test track in Hethel to drive the Exige V6 Cup S road car and the Exige V6 Cup R racer.