British sports car maker Marcos is set to return after the firm announced it鈥檚 currently working on three new projects.
Marcos dates back to 1959 and began producing sports cars such as the Xylon, which was designed to go racing with future F1 world champion Jackie Stewart and multiple Le Mans winner, Derek Bell behind the wheel.
The manufacturer says that all the new projects are currently being 鈥榚valuated鈥 with the first being a 鈥榝aithful reimaging of a much-loved Marcos model鈥.
The second is a completely new model, which could potentially be suited for track and road use, while the manufacturer states it will 鈥榟onour the brand ethos of light weight, simplicity and seat-of-the-pants handling.鈥
Finally, the third project is to focus on keeping its historic cars on the road, with the company owning the rights to original body moulds and manufacturing tooling 鈥 although further details on this project are yet to be revealed.
Howard Nash, owner and chairman of Marcos Car Company, said: 鈥淢arcos is a much-loved British sports car brand. It has a wonderful history but also an ethos of simplicity for raw, driver-focused handling. It鈥檚 an analogue experience you can鈥檛 get from large car manufacturers and supercar brands, and one which I think enthusiasts hanker after today.鈥
He added: 鈥淲e want to honour that original ethos while being forward-looking too, giving Marcos a new, younger audience, as well as bringing the brand back for those who grew up with it.鈥
These new projects will be the first cars that the firm will have made in over 20 years.
Further details on Marcos鈥 new projects will be revealed later down the line.