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Historic British coachbuilder to produce new bespoke cars

The atelier will build original contemporary cars in ultra-low volumes, with about 60 craftsmen and specialists serving international private clients.

  • On Thursday, August 6, 2026, historic coachbuilder Thrupp & Maberly relaunched in Coventry, England, as an atelier dedicated to creating highly bespoke motor cars for an international clientele.
  • Established through a partnership between Brendan O'Toole and Lars Carlstrom, the firm combines decades of specialist automotive craftsmanship with international industrial experience to focus on exclusivity and timeless design.
  • A dedicated team of approximately 60 craftsmen and specialists is currently developing the company's inaugural commission, designated internally as Project Mayfair, an ultra-bespoke vehicle combining refined proportions with modern engineering.
  • The atelier avoids heritage replicas, instead creating original contemporary motor cars that honor the traditions of British coachbuilding while embracing modern materials and technology.
  • Positioned to serve growing international demand for ultra-bespoke luxury motor cars, Thrupp & Maberly will announce further details regarding its contemporary grand touring programme later this autumn.
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Historic British coachbuilder to produce new bespoke cars

One of Britain's most historic names in coachbuilding is entering a new chapter.

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