Gordon Murray Special Vehicles

Gordon Murray Group confirms double debut for ‘Special Vehicles’ at Monterey Car Week

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- First two models from the new Gordon Murray Special Vehicles division will make their global debut at The Quail during Monterey Car Week
- Production of all 100 customer T.50 supercars will be complete by the end of July
- Entire Gordon Murray vehicle line-up confirmed for ‘60 years of car design’ celebration at Goodwood Festival of Speed

Surrey, UK, 16 June 2025 – British advanced automotive engineering and design company, Gordon Murray Group (GMG), has announced that its new ‘Special Vehicles’ division will reveal its first two models on 15 August at The Quail – A Motorsport Gathering, during Monterey Car Week.

The first of the two new supercars represents a bespoke customer commission, with the second car designed by the Gordon Murray Special Vehicles (GMSV) team. Details of the two cars will remain under wraps until The Quail unveiling in California, but the Gordon Murray ethos of lightweight design and engineering art design are at the heart of both new vehicles.

The news comes as T.50 customer car production nears its conclusion, with the entire 100-unit exclusive production run set for completion by the end of July. Built at GMA’s new Highams Park headquarters and purchased by owners from 19 countries around the world, the T.50 is the purest expression of Driving Perfection.

Phillip Lee, Gordon Murray Group CEO: “We are excited to take our existing customers on our GMSV journey in addition to bringing new owners into the Gordon Murray family. We are excited to offer customers the opportunity to create the bespoke supercar of their dreams with the GMSV design and engineering teams. We’re also enthusiastic to show the world’s automotive fans our most unique expressions of the Gordon Murray Automotive ethos through GMSV.”

The Gordon Murray Group took the decision to streamline its product launch plans, revising the timeline for the next generation of the GMA T.33 to fall after the peaks of summertime activity. The Group will focus on celebrating 60 years of car design by company founder Professor Gordon Murray CBE at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July, before launching the two all-new GMSV models in California during August.

Professor Gordon Murray, Group Executive Chairman: “I can barely believe it’s been 60 years I’ve been designing and engineering race and road cars – I can’t wait to reminisce with the thousands of fans at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The Gordon Murray Special Vehicles double debut that follows just a month later will offer customers old and new even more ways to be part of our celebration of cars and driving.”

The Gordon Murray team confirmed the complete line up of models that will feature as part of the 60 years of car design celebrations at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The list includes the full Gordon Murray Automotive line up of T.50, T.50s Niki Lauda, and T.33 prototypes alongside key models from the 60-year car design career of Gordon Murray.

 

This Friday at 7:20pm BST, Gordon Murray Special Vehicles will unveil two new supercars.

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"Gordon Murray Special Vehicles presents the Le Mans-inspired supercar, Le Mans GTR . Fans of Driving Perfection, start your engines!'

 

Joe Macari (London) commisioned/bought ALL 24 Le Mans GTR's then quickly sold them to his customers, sight unseen.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DNYr9ugoHkr/?img_index=6

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F1 restomod is fantastic! Can't complain about gma styling anymore.

Who is guy that bought all 5 of them though?

 

The guy who bought 5 can probably sell 3 at a premium and keep 2 for free. Smart move.

 

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Rarely is a new car an improvement on old classic, in this case stylistically its better and Ive little doubt performance wise its better still.
It just goes to show how abjectly lazy the otehr supercar manufactures have become, making heavy bloated in your face styled cars with paddles and electrified turbo hp.

 

https://www.joemacari.com/news/2025-08-15/introducing-the-gmsv-le-mans-gtr/14#:~:text=15%20Aug%202025,56%20embodies%20Gordon's%20greatest%20talents.

 

Gordon has re-imagined the concept of rear steering .......

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