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BAC FACTORY TOUR - Neill Briggs, co-founder of Briggs Automotive Company, gives me a behind the scenes tour of Briggs Automotive Company, to show us how the legendary Mono is built, how they operate as a business, how they are overcoming Covid and a sneak peak of the new 2021 BAC Mono.
IF THIS VIDEO GETS 10,000+ VIEWS, BAC WILL LET ME MAKE A VIDEO WITH THE MONO!
The Mono was first introduced in 2011. It is a single seater, F1-inspired road-going track supercar that offers unbelievable performance. On this tour of BAC factory, we find out what went into that car back in 2011 as it comes to the end of its production ready for the new 2020 BAC Mono.
The 2021 BAC Mono is a higher-performance, lighter and more advanced version of the single-seater supercar that’s fully road legal across continental Europe and around the world. This new generation supercar from Liverpool-based firm BAC, the newcomer epitomises how form enhances function with reductions in visual mass across the body, less frontal area and a lower height creating a sleeker, more organic overall appearance.
Directly behind the driver is the 2.3-litre, four-cylinder turbocharged engine, which is more powerful than its predecessor - +27hp to give 332bhp - and offers in excess of 400Nm of torque. The Mono weighs just 570kg despite numerous additions under the skin to fall in line with European regulations, thanks to the inclusion of a number of technological feats.
The most outstanding thing about the Mono is not the design but the performance. With a power-to-weight ratio of 582bhp-per-tonne - 57bhp-per-tonne higher than the original Mono’s figure - the iconic single-seater will continue to offer a totally unparalleled, scintillating driving experience.
In this video, Neill shows us ALL of BAC’s secrets and achievements, the full production line, the New 2021 Mono and three one-off special editions that will mark the end of production of the original BAC supercar.
New 2020 BAC Mono Performance Stats:
Top Speed: 170mph
0-60mph: 2.7 seconds
Power: 330bhp
Torque: 400Nm+
Weight: 570kg
Power-to-Weight ratio: 580bhp-per-tonne
If you haven’t DiscoverMono yet, this is the best place to start. You probably saw Jeremy Clarkson drive the white car in the video, and almost break his face. Well, Neill said at the Briggs Automotive Factory that if this video gets 10,000+ views, he might just give me the keys to that very car for me to make another video.
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22 июл 2020
