The British carmaker Bristol unveiled an unusual-looking vehicle on the market in 2002: the Blenheim Speedster, but the sales started in 2004.

The last series product of the British car-manufacturer Bristol was the 2002 Blenheim. It was a new improvement over the original 1976 603 model, even if it wasn't the last model produced by Bristol.

By 1999, Bristol remained one of the last British car manufacturers under British ownership, and the boutique brand struggled to survive with a new facelift for its aging Blenheim.

Bristol introduced the Blenheim II in 1998 as an improved version of the 603 model, which was initially launched in 1976.

Bristol cars were not about creating new vehicles and charging the market with outstanding models but creating exclusive vehicles for those who appreciated British cars.