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Gordon Murray’s T.33 supercar is already sold out

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Gordon Murray’s T.33 supercar is already sold out | Top Gear

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Well, the coupe version is. Best get your order in now for the next one…

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Gordon Murray’s T.33 supercar is already sold out

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Well, the coupe version is. Best get your order in now for the next one…

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Well, the coupe version is. Best get your order in now for the next one…

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Gordon Murray’s T.33 supercar is already sold out

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Gordon Murray’s T.33 supercar is already sold out

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Gordon Murray’s T.33 supercar is already sold out

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Well, the coupe version is. Best get your order in now for the next one…

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Bad news if you’re the UK ticket-holder that won Friday’s £109.9m EuroMillions jackpot: Gordon Murray Automotive has revealed that all 100 examples of the V12-engined T.33 have been sold.

Anyway, each 607bhp, 1,100kg T.33 has set its new owner back £1.37m before local taxes, but GMA is keen to point out that this is the ‘T.33 coupe’ production run – meaning there’ll likely be an open-roofed variant at some point in the near future. That should sound fairly life-affirming at the 11,100rpm redline.

Click these blue words here for the full brain download on the T.33, then click here to watch us try and spec the big-brother T.50. Spoiler alert – there are some tricky decisions to be made. Best of luck to the T.33 buyers now going through the same process…

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Bad news if you’re the UK ticket-holder that won Friday’s £109.9m EuroMillions jackpot: Gordon Murray Automotive has revealed that all 100 examples of the V12-engined T.33 have been sold.

Anyway, each 607bhp, 1,100kg T.33 has set its new owner back £1.37m before local taxes, but GMA is keen to point out that this is the ‘T.33 coupe’ production run – meaning there’ll likely be an open-roofed variant at some point in the near future. That should sound fairly life-affirming at the 11,100rpm redline.

Click these blue words here for the full brain download on the T.33, then click here to watch us try and spec the big-brother T.50. Spoiler alert – there are some tricky decisions to be made. Best of luck to the T.33 buyers now going through the same process…

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Well, the coupe version is. Best get your order in now for the next one…