Nestled in the heart of British motoring history, Westfield Sportscars, established in 1982 by historic racing enthusiast Chris Smith, has carved a unique niche in the kit car market, delivering an experience as close as possible to bespoke racing. Inspired by the iconic Lotus Eleven, Smith’s inaugural Westfield SE provided a canvas for amateur racers and enthusiasts to build their dream car right from their garages.

Over the decades, Westfield has expanded its repertoire, continuously refining its designs to increase performance while adhering to stringent automotive regulations. Not just confined to replicating classic models, Westfield has innovated with technology too, introducing models like the AeroSport and Sport Turbo, which blend the classic Westfield kit ethos with modern performance enhancements.

Today, Westfield Sportscars not only celebrates a robust following in the UK but also enjoys a significant presence on the international stage, exporting kits to various corners of the globe. Despite facing the typical challenges of a niche market, including intense competition and evolving regulatory standards, Westfield continues to thrive by focusing on what it does best: offering an authentic, hands-on driving experience that’s both exhilarating and deeply personal.

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