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0Report: Bowler's first production rally-raider to cost nearly $250,000 1311942600
With some of the most ferocious high-speed off-road vehicles under its belt, Bowler is no stranger to conquering new territory. But its latest project is something entirely different for the British rally-raid racing firm. The company was recently purchased by Coventry Prototype Panels (CPP), ...
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Rumormill: CPP buys Zagato? 1309903020
The UK-based coachbuilder Coventry Prototype Panels (otherwise known as CPP) has been on a buying spree, recently snatching up Bowler and the exotic car arm of Spyker. Now comes word that the company – owned by Vladamir Antonov – has added another automotive company to its growing ...
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Bowler has big plans with former Land Rover chief engineer at the helm [UPDATE] 1309626420
Bowler is not a well-known automaker, and with good reason. Its vehicles, based on Land Rover mechanicals, aren't street legal. They're rally-raid off-road racing machines; Defenders Range Rovers* with an attitude. But Bowler has big plans, ushered in by new ownership and management. The ...
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Bowler purchased by coachbuilder CPP 1300111260
2011 Bowler Nemesis – Click above for high-res image galleryBowler is a company known for taking Land Rovers and turning into machines ready to handle the next jaunt to Dakar. The company responsible for vehicles like the Nemesis has just been purchased by the company responsibly for ... -
300STR Wildcat kicks massive quantities of butt 1276557900
Qt Services Wildcat 300STR – Click above for high-res image galleryLet's just say, hypothetically, that you wanted to maintain a ridiculously high rate of speed over open terrain for extended periods of time. What would your vehicle of choice be? A Ford F-150 SVT Raptor? Not bad, but ... -
New QT Wildcats promise tube-framed filthy good times 1263592500
QT Wildcat 500DKR - click above for high-res image galleryQuite a long time ago, we told you about the Bowler "Race" Rovers. As it turns out, about 18 months ago, these Race Rovers (actually called Wildcats) were sold to another British company, QT Services. The Wildcats have been busy: aside ...

