10 British Concept Cars Too Wild to Build | #1 Scared Its Own Boss

What if the greatest British sports cars never made it past the motor show stand? In this video we count down 10 British concept cars that were too fast, too expensive or simply too wild to build. One of them reportedly broke the machine meant to measure its power, and one was cancelled by its own boss after a single drive. 🚗 In this countdown: 10. Vauxhall XVR (1966) 9. MG EX-E (1985) 8. Mini Rocketman (2011) 7. Lotus Etna (1984) 6. Caterham C120 / Alpine joint venture (2012–2014) 5. Bentley Hunaudières (1999) 4. Jaguar XK180 (1998) 3. Aston Martin Bulldog (1980) 2. Jaguar XJ13 (1966) TVR Speed 12 💬 Which one are you saving: the XJ13, the Bulldog or the Speed 12? Tell me in the comments, and I'll read out the best arguments in the next video. 👍 Like, share and subscribe to Redline Britain for a new British car countdown every week. 00:00 Intro — the greatest British cars never built 01:12 #10 Vauxhall XVR 02:26 #9 MG EX-E 03:41 #8 Mini Rocketman 04:49 #7 Lotus Etna 05:57 #6 Caterham C120 07:05 #5 Bentley Hunaudières 08:12 #4 Jaguar XK180 09:20 #3 Aston Martin Bulldog 10:37 #2 Jaguar XJ13 12:53 #1 TVR Speed 12 14:44 The big question — which one would you save? ▶️ Next video: the British cars that conquered America. ⚠️ Figures, dates and stories are based on commonly reported sources and may vary between accounts. #RedlineBritain #ConceptCars #BritishCars