Eight months ago, English motorsports firm RML released renders of its first venture into customer cars, the RML Short Wheelbase. The restomod turns a Ferrari 550 Maranello into a reboot of the 1959 ...

It's been three months now since a British engineering house called RML Group pulled the wraps off something they called back in May the P39. An extreme derivation of the Porsche 992.1 Turbo S, it was ...

British motorsports and engineering company RML Group is celebrating its 40th anniversary with four new products, one for each decade of the company's existence. The products include a Porsche 911 ...

Most projects are cloaked in secrecy, but acknowledged progeny include the Saleen S7 and the road-legal Aston Martin Vulcan. Nearly 40 years after pro racer Ray Mallock founded the company, its new ...

RML Group, a British high-performance automotive engineering company specializing in development projects for motorsports and OEMs, has designed its first car. With other noteworthy builds in its ...

British motorsport and engineering company RML Group is working on a sports car inspired by a classic Ferrari, specifically the 250 GT SWB, and last week we got the first major update since the reveal ...

The very first RML Short Wheelbase customer car is set to be delivered to its new owner next month, after eight months in production. To help the world understand how why it takes so long to build, ...

In the last month, RML’s Short Wheelbase team has started to bring disparate elements of the car’s build together, with completion of the body’s exhaustive paint process being the latest strand.

English high-performance engineering firm Ray Mallock Ltd. or the RML Group unveiled renders of its first production car last year. Affectionately called "Car Zero" or the RML Short Wheelbase, it's ...

In February, Reading, England-based GTO Engineering announced it would build its Ferrari 250 GTO-inspired Moderna. The Moderna sits on an aluminum spaceframe chassis and is powered by a remade version ...

The RML Short Wheelbase (SWB) is not a Ferrari. It's inspired by the classic 250 GT SWB, but it's a new build powered by a modern-era 5.5-liter Ferrari V-12. Think of it as the best sort of homage—not ...

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