In the past few years, we’ve seen more and more brands across different industries paying homage to iconic products. Whether it’s a modern retro watch, a movie reinterpretation, or a high-performance car tribute, it seems companies just can’t resist revisiting successful design philosophies.
The automotive world has recently given us notable examples like the Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, conceived as the spiritual successor to the McLaren F1 from the early ’90s, and the upcoming Ferrari F80, part of the lineage of the legendary Ferrari F40. But one of the most compelling throwbacks came from Britain.
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