Frazer-Nash Finance
Bespoke finance for your dream Frazer-Nash
If you’re considering purchasing a Frazer-Nash, talk to us. We are high-end car finance experts, and can put together a bespoke, flexible arrangement to suit your financial circumstances, your car, and your future needs.Our personal service means that we can take into account many more factors than a high street lender – for instance the car’s true residual value, other assets you may own or your business situation – and come up with a fast decision and a plan to suit you. We often offer lower payments than other lenders, and we can offer finance to clients who may be turned away by the computer-driven checklists of other companies. So contact us about finance, either before you start hunting for the perfect Frazer-Nash, or after you’ve decided on your dream car.
BESPOKE FINANCE
Finance personally designed to suit you and your vehicle
EXPERT KNOWLEDGE
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Fast results, with the ability to achieve low monthly repayments
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FRAZER-NASH: THE BRITISH BUGATTI?
For collectors of both pre-war and post-war automobiles, this is one of the great names of all time. It wouldn’t be too far-fetched to describe the marque as the British Bugatti; their range of performance-orientated, handbuilt sporting cars won many races using a wide array of then-innovative technology like chain drive, and boasted lightweight construction which made the most of the relatively low-powered engines which they bought in from other manufacturers including Anzani, Meadows and BMW.
After the war, they changed direction, building more conventional but often very beautiful grand tourers and coupés again using engines and transmissions from another manufacturer, usually by this time from well-regarded British marque, Bristol. They also built some fast and capable racers, and even had a short stint in Grand Prix racing. However, endurance races were their real metier and successes at Le Mans, Sebring and the legendary Targa Florio road race cemented their reputation.
The brand has another claim to fame too – it was the importer of BMW cars for a period before World Wr Two, introducing the brand to the British market and often selling them badged as Frazer Nash-BMW. Many of their later cars were based on the German firm’s 328, with the engine design licensed to Bristol. Then in 1954 the enterprising company started to import Porsches, which lasted as an official arrangement until the Stuttgart firm bought back the company in the late ‘80s.
The name still survives today; there’s now an engineering consultancy which specialises in electric vehicle research, which even demonstrated a hybrid supercar at Goodwood in 2009. And in an echo of the past its owner, Kamkorp, purchased the old Frazer-Nash ally, Bristol Cars, in 2011. Wouldn’t it be good to think that there may be another revival of this great name?
If you’re interested in acquiring a Frazer-Nash of any era, do please get in touch with us. We specialise in providing finance for interesting, high-value vehicles and would be delighted to discuss a suitable funding arrangement.
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Top Frazer-Nash Models We Finance
TT Replica
Pre-war sports car, 1932-38
Le Mans Replica
Stripped-down cycle-winged sports-racer, 1948-1953
Targa Florio
Very elegant BMW/Bristol-engined coupé and roadster, 1952-1954
Our Blog Entries
We test drive the Aston Martin Vantage GT8
Aston Martin has produced some exceptional cars over the years and we were lucky enough to get our hands on one – a Vantage GT8 that is currently for sale at GT Heritage in Henley. The car, which is powered by a meaty 4.7 litre V8, is number 11 of 150 and includes the striking aero pack.
Geneva International Motor Show 2018
It’s show time again and nothing was going to stop our Chief Operating Officer Stephen Halstead from hopping on an flight to Geneva – the quid pro quo being that he’d report back on his 10 most appealing or extraordinary new supercars.
Geneva Motor Show 2018 – the latest and greatest supercars
With so many fantastic cars on show in Geneva this week, it’s hard to pick the very best. In the supercar category, the debuts and premieres really stole the show, with the likes of Aston Martin Lagonda, Hennessey, Porsche, Ferrari and McLaren bringing their latest and greatest to the Palexpo in Geneva.
Fast Four-Seats Fastbacks
Car enthusiasts are not known for compromising in the pursuit for their perfect car, and why should they? The options are plentiful when looking at 0-60s, brand new technology or sublime comfort but what about when it comes to needing all of the above AND four seats? Check out JBR’s list of best in class answers.
RACING PROVENANCE, ORIGINALITY AND VALUE
No hard and fast rules govern these topics, but excellent racing provenance, originality and number of private owners are the key golden guidelines to drive the price of your rare beast through the roof.