Stealth B6

Over two years in the making, the Stealth B6 Sport MKI was designed by renowned precision engineer Bob Light. In May 2001, Stealth Cars introduced the B6 Sport MKII, incorporating revised rear end aerodynamics, a 6-speed sequential gearbox and many other minor revisions.

Winner of the Autocar 0-100-0 competition for Britain's fastest cars, and a record breaking 0-100 time of 6.31 seconds, the B6 Sport has already shown its performance credentials.

But real performance is about more than acceleration tests and straight line speed. The Stealth B6 Sport has a strong motorsports heritage. Much of the B6 Sport's development is carried out on the race track, endowing the car with race car levels of handling, braking and structural integrity. Motor sports successes include holding the outright lap record at the Castle Combe circuit in Wiltshire and, in MKII form, establishing a new British GT lap record for the Silverstone International Circuit (October 2001).