New models from AC Cars for 2012

[computerworks]

Originally Posted by bret a ewing

Zagato could pass as a modern Cheetah.

Lotsa cues lifted from the GR-1.

[carmine]

The Zagato looks exactly like the Superformance Perana


Superformance is appointed the USA distributor of the Perana Z-One
Wednesday, July 14, 2010


Superformance Distribution is proud to announce their appointment as the US distributors of the exclusive Perana Z–One Coupe. The Perana Z–One will be unveiled at this year’s prestigious “Concorso Italiano” which is being held on the Laguna Seca Golf Ranch in Monterey, California on August 13th, 2010.

[bret a ewing]

Originally Posted by computerworks

Lotsa cues lifted from the GR-1.

Better looking than the Shelby Series 1 IMHO.

[computerworks]

Not the old Series 1...the Ford Coupe Concept car, the GR-1

[london]

A new holding company, AC Cars(EU) Ltd has been registered in Cyprus by Alan Lubinsky.

Alan Lubinsky together with Jimmy Price (Hi Tech, South Africa), Jurgen Mohr (AC Automotive, Germany) and Steve Gray (AC Heritage, Brooklands, England) are the directors of this holding company and will work together to build and sell ACs, whilst maintaining their own separate companies. So what we have here are three separate companies producing different AC models - AC Heritage, traditional aluminium Cobras, Hi Tech, composite Mk11 and 378GT and AC Automotive, composite MkVI, with the holding company chaired by General Sir Jeramy Mackenzie coordinating the operation.

According to the Editor of the AC Owners' Club magazine, the MkVI is built to Audi and Mercedes standards and will go on sale in the UK this Summer with the 378 GT following in the Autumn, once an interior upgrade has been completed.

[Riverside racer]

[quote=london;1187518]A new holding company, AC Cars(EU) Ltd has been registered in Cyprus by Alan Lubinsky.

Alan Lubinsky together with Jimmy Price (Hi Tech, South Africa), Jurgen Mohr (AC Automotive, Germany) and Steve Gray (AC Heritage, Brooklands, England) are the directors of this holding company and will work together to build and sell ACs, whilst maintaining their own separate companies. So what we have here are three separate companies producing different AC models - AC Heritage, traditional aluminium Cobras, Hi Tech, composite Mk11 and 378GT and AC Automotive, composite MkVI, with the holding company chaired by General Sir Jeramy Mackenzie coordinating the operation.

This is not quite correct.
The CEO of the new AC Cars has yet to be announced and, in the interim the advisory board are managing the day to day affairs This board consists of..
Sir Jeremy Mckenzie as Chairman
The below from Wikepedia
1.Jeremy Mackenzie was commissioned into the Queen’s Own Highlanders in July 1961.[1] He was appointed Commanding Officer of 1st Battalion Queen’s Own Highlanders in 1980.[1] He was made Commander of the 12th Armoured Brigade in 1984 and Commandant of the Staff College, Camberley in March 1989 before becoming General Officer Commanding 4th Armoured Division in December 1989.[1] On 2 December 1991 he was appointed the last Commander 1st (British) Corps with the acting rank of Lieutenant-General[2] and in 1992 he formed the Allied Command Europe Rapid Reaction Corps and became its first Commander.[1]
In 1994 he became Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe and was responsible for coordinating 52,000 troops from 34 nations who moved into Bosnia and Herzegovina.[3] He retired from the Army in 1999.[1]
He was also an Aide de Camp General to the Queen from 1992 to 1996.[1] He was Governor of the Royal Hospital Chelsea from August 1999[4] to September 2006.[5]
He is also a Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London[6]
He presently serves on other international company boards as well
AND that’s not all !! Sir J has been a longtime and still is an A,C enthusiast

2. Alan Lubinsky who owns the AC brand rights
3. Jim Price representing the manufacturing side
4.Allan Edgar, ex Snr executive of the Hyatt group representing the marketing side. Allan Edgar is a marketing specialist who spent 20 years as the Vice President in charge of international marketing and development for the Hyatt Hotel Group.
2 further positions still to be announced

On the selling side Britain is represented by Steve Grey of the Brooklands motor Company
And Germany by Jurgen Mohr.