Author: Alain Peeri (Ted7)

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The Gunther Werks Brundle Edition Turbo, an exclusive collaboration with motorsport legend and 24 Hours of Le Mans winner Martin Brundle and his daughter, acclaimed automotive designer Charlie Brundle.

Drawing on her experience at McLaren Automotive, Aston Martin and Jaguar Land Rover, Charlie has created a deeply personal tribute to her father’s extraordinary career. An exclusive hand-painted, two-tone pearl livery echoes Martin’s iconic racing helmet, with personal references woven throughout the exterior and cabin.

An air-cooled 4.0-liter flat-six delivers 860 horsepower and 610 lb-ft of torque through a six-speed manual transmission. Bespoke double-wishbone suspension and Sport and Track calibrations, refined alongside Martin, unite visceral analog engagement with precision and everyday composure.

An adjustable high-downforce rear wing, front canards, Brundle-branded forged magnesium wheels and Brembo CCMR brakes with forged billet calipers complete the performance package.

Inside, bespoke upholstery reflects the exterior palette. Seat bolster labels reference Martin’s Formula 1 racing liveries, while Charlie’s personalized MB monogram adorns the headrests. His helmet insignia and hand signed dashboard end plates accompany his characteristic observation: “The most important bit of the car is the nut holding the steering wheel.”

Smoked lighting, signature rear decklid lettering, exclusive door sills and a bespoke key complete the tribute. Each commission includes a matching Bell HP77 Formula 1 homologated helmet, personally signed by Martin.

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