The new model is the creation of the two McRaes, former Ford Motorsport employee Barry Reynolds, and MDV Specialist engineer Christopher Bibb, reports EVO. Despite the ongoing testing, the first batch of cars has already entered production but these will primarily be used in motorsports – specifically the Pirelli McRae Enduro Trofeo rally.
The outfit will eventually launch more refined road going versions of the new S-SUV, but these aren’t due until late next year. The cars will cost upwards of $200,000 and most are expected to be sold to wealthy enthusiasts in the Middle East.