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The very first production Ferrari-powered RML SWB comes with a distinctive choice of color combinations, and will be shown off at Monterey before going home to its American owner

The very first car will be delivered to its new owner next month

A restomod of the highest order, RML’s SWB is more than just a rebodied Ferrari 550

Last year, the RML Group announced that it would be creating a modernized rendition of the iconic 1959 Ferr...

This 550 Maranello-based homage to the Ferrari 250 GT SWB is on the home stretch and will be finished this year.

The RML Group is in the midst of readying the Short Wheelbase for launch, after previewing it for the first time three months ago. Only 30 units will be made, and they will go on […]

With a V12 engine, manual gearbox and classic curves, the RML Short Wheelbase certainly gets the basics right. We visit the team behind it.

12 May 2021 4:07 pm / 0 comments RML Group, an engineering firm based in the UK, has released a new GT road car that is clearly inspired by the 1959 Ferrari 250 GT SWB. Christened with the name RML Short Wheelbase, the car promises to deliver 21st century comfort and convenience with the driving purity of supercars from the past. Power comes from a front-mounted (longitudinally) 5.5 litre naturally-aspirated V12 engine from Ferrari, tuned to produce 485 PS and 568 Nm of torque. All that pow...

(RML Group) UK engineering company RML Group has unveiled a new sports car, inspired by the classic 1959 Ferrari 250 GT SWB. Called the RML Short Wheelbase, the new model ‘pays homage to the driving purity of supercars from the past, while offering occupants 21st century convenience’. It also integrates a ‘raft of modern features’, says RML, meaning owners don’t have to compromise on all those modern comforts. (RML Group) These include electrically adjustable seats, navigation, air co...

Only 30 will be built. Ferrari is on a roll right now, with exciting new models like the SF90 Stradale hypercar, the Roma grand tourer, and the recently unveiled 812 Competizione. But none of them are as beautiful as the Ferrari 250 GT. Sir Stirling Moss once described the 250 GT SWB as "the greatest GT car in the world," while the 250 GTO is arguably the most beautiful Ferrari road car ever made. Since tracking down an original example is difficult and expensive, several companies are reimagin...