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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

The marque’s most recent design, the Bristol Fighter, was named after one of its successful WWII aircraft, and comes with a purpose-built 8-litre V-10 engine producing 525 bhp,comfort for a ...

It specialises in rare examples of World War One planes including a Bristol F2B Fighter and DH9 bomber; as well as Hawker Nimrods, a Hawker Fury and a Hawker Hart from the 1930s era. The company ...

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 ...

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 ...

Bristol today revals a new twin-turbocharged version of its Fighter supercar, claiming this T model will crack 0-60mph in less than 3.5sec and has a top speed limited to 225mph. The iconoclastic ...

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 ...

Ta-dah! The Fighter was a curio in best Bristol fashion; the gullwing doors making it a unique prospect until the Mercedes SLS came along and that V10 offered a driving experience unlike anything ...