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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Brabham_AutomotiveBrabham Automotive - Wikipedia

    Brabham Automotive Ltd. was an Australian automaker launched by David Brabham and Australian investor group, Fusion Capital in May 2018. Brabham Automotive was based in Adelaide, South Australia, with representation also in the United Kingdom. Its first product was the Brabham BT62, which

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  3. www.carexpert.com.au › car-news › whats-next-for-australianWhat's next for Australian supercar maker Brabham? | CarExpert

    Jan 12, 2024 · Australian supercar manufacturer Brabham Automotive is facing an uncertain future. The Adelaide-based outfit has parted ways with its sole investor, Fusion Capital, due to differences in the “strategic direction of both groups”. Brabham Automotive hasn’t laid out what comes next for the BT-62 supercar.

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  5. www.linkedin.com › company › brabham-automotiveBrabham Automotive Limited | LinkedIn

    Spearheaded by David Brabham, Brabham Automotive continues that rich heritage and continues the Brabham story into the 21st century, once again designing and manufacturing cars which defy...

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  7. www.whichcar.com.au › news › aussie-supercar-marker-brabham-isAussie supercar marker, Brabham, is dead - WhichCar

    Jan 12, 2024 · Australia's only supercar maker, Brabham Automotive, has parted ways with Fusion Capital, its sole funder and operator since 2016. The Brabham BT-62, a track-focused car powered by a Ford V8, may continue under a different name and direction.

  8. www.carexpert.com.au › car-news › brabham-automotive-planningBrabham Automotive planning a reboot | CarExpert

    Jul 30, 2023 · Now the founder of Brabham Automotive is closing on plans to resume production of the $1.8 million BT62 following earlier ambitions to certify it for road use and to create a second, more affordable, model. “We’re looking at a re-boot,” David Brabham revealed to CarExpert.