Bowler's first production rally-raider to cost nearly $250,000

With some of the wildest high-speed off-road vehicle under his belt, Bowler is no stranger to the conquest of new territories. But his latest project is something completely different to the business of racing Rally Great Britain.

The company was recently acquired by Coventry Prototype Panels (CPP), the same clothes that engulfed the company Spyker sports cars, when all the company's cash tied up in purchased Saab - and it is also the same company who have teamed up with Zagato. She introduced Steve Haywood recently as General Manager of the brand, and the former chief engineer for Land Rover is now at work in a bowler to a place that he has never been hard: the road.

Historically, vehicles have mechanical bowler Range Rover, the start time changed much class-Dakar rally competition. But Haywood joined the company's first street-legal businesses, to offer a commercially available product (formerly known as Nemesis) on the market.

While the specifications are far from over, reports that Coach Haywood is on the demand for bowlers and about 150 to 200 units - ten times more than the competition-spec vehicles currently produced - at a price around 150 000 GBP. With nearly 250,000 dollars is twice as expensive as the same top-spec Range Rover factory. There is a lot of money, but we can think of few places in the world where they have the money and the appetite for such extravagances.