The M6GT®, Reengineered.

A road-going interpretation of an experimental Le Mans prototype, developed on a modern platform.

01  WHY THIS CAR

Modern cars became more capable.

They also became more complicated.

More weight. More software. More systems between the driver and the machine.

We were looking for something simpler: low weight, clear feedback, useful power, and a car that could be understood and maintained.

The M6GT gave us the starting point.

Not a finished blueprint. An idea worth continuing.

02 PROCESS

Built one problem at a time.

We did not start with a company.

We started with a car we wanted to drive.

There was no complete blueprint for what we were trying to do. There were concepts, methods, pieces, ideas, but all had to be developed to work seamlessly together.

CAD became fixtures. Fixtures became parts. Parts became a prototype.

Then we drove it, found the next problem, and went back to work.

03 ENGINEERING

Start beneath the body.

The chassis is a fully aluminum structure designed for rigidity, serviceability, and consistent build quality.

Suspension geometry and mounting architecture are engineered to support modern components, while maintaining correct visual and dimensional relationships.

The platform is adaptable, but not open-ended. Configuration is defined to ensure the integrity of the design is maintained.

Build.

The M6GT® is delivered as a component system, up to fully-complete offerings.

Builders may complete the vehicle independently or with professional assistance. We work directly with each client to define the appropriate configuration, level of involvement, and build path.

Clarity at the outset is critical to a successful project.