The Dowsetts Classic Car Company is a small British car company based in East Hertfordshire, founded by the TV personality and co "For The Love of Cars" presenter Ant Anstead, along with a team of guys all with a passion for classic cars.
The company designs and hand builds bespoke sports cars taking its inspiration from the evocative designs of the 1950’s and 1960’s British, sports road & racing cars, but harnesses these designs to modern engineering & drivetrain technology.
The work is carried out at its all-new and inclusive site in one purpose built facility. In addition the company also carries out high end classic car restorations and bespoke art and design work.
They have recently revealed their new project, the 6.2 litre Comet fixed-head coupé, for which they are now taking customer commissions.
E-Type UK is a leading Restorer, Servicer, Upgrader and Seller of Jaguar E-Types. Based in Hadlow, Kent, just outside of the M25, E-Type UK has been keeping this iconic marque on the road for the last eight years. Since 2008 they have restored a number of early and important chassis and subsequently serviced these outstanding examples.
Now they have turned their specialised attention to a 'restomod' creation of the last E-Type iteration, the Series 3 V12. Marketed under their new Unleashed brand, the company will produce just ten of these based on the Roadster version, complete with removable hardtop.
Eadon Green, created by designer Felix Eaton, has one simple objective: "To design and produce the world’s most exclusive coach built cars". The company was originally to be called Eaton, but because of a trademark issue this was changed to Eadon. The Green part has been included because it's his maternal grandmother's maiden name, whose love of a particularly spectacular part of the Scottish Highlands resulted in the name for his first car design, the Black Cuillin.
This car, inspired by his love of the 1937 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900, will be joined by another design, the Zeclat, and both will be built in very limited nimbers to client's commissions at their premises near Holmfirth in Yorkshire. Eadon Green's designers and engineers work as a team in conjunction with outside experts, such as Curve Vehicle Design, Concept Group International and Envisage Group, Coventry, who all have many years of experience working with major car manufacturers. The company recently announced a new model, Zanturi, a four seat GT.
First delivery of cars is expected late 2019.
Eagle, or as they are better known Eagle E-Types, have been involved with the meticulous re-building and restoration of this iconic Jaguar for well over 26 years.The company was founded by Eagle's owner and managing director, Henry Pearman, who has had a life-long love affair with the Jaguar marque and the E-Type model in particular.
But what separates Henry and his long established team at Eagle from other specialists with a similar passion, is the Eagle E-Type. While, like some others, they successfully race, rally, develop upgrades and of course deal in their chosen car, they have gone a step further. Since 1991 Eagle has been re-manufacturing the E-Type to a modern day standard of quality that has resulted in Quentin Willson referring to it as "probably the best built handmade car in the world."
Eagle are now becoming equally well-known for their bespoke 'new' E-Types, the open top Speedster, the Spyder GT and the Low Drag GT coupé, which they build to order at their rural premises in Sussex.
Founded in 2018 by CEO Adam Barnby, Electric Assisted Vehicles Limited (EAV) is a new generation vehicle design, engineering and manufacturing company in the rapidly growing zero-emissions vehicles industry. The company is based in Bicester, Oxfordshire, and want to make transport as environmentally friendly as possible with no loss of efficiency or capability to businesses.
EAV was born, focusing on the largest potential market within the commercial logistics, first/last mile sector. Engineering from a van down, not up from a bike, operating and forming an OEM automotive thinking eCargo bike based company. Their team shares a vision to transform urban mobility for the better. They want to create a cleaner, healthier and safer blueprint for next generation mobility and help to underpin simpler community-minded futures.
​Founded in 2018 by CEO Adam Barnby, this tech-enabled disruption will ultimately evolve the relationship people have with vehicles and transport in general. The future is intelligent and lightweight methods of transport that deliver a sense of purpose and have a real place in urban populations.
They currently manufacture a range of eCargo Bikes and EAVgo taxi vehicles, and offer their Fleet 100 package.
