Boxer

Boxer was a British automotive brand established in the mid-1980s, specifically between 1986 and 1987. The brand was created by Ian Shearer, who had previously been involved in the development of the Nimbus sports car. Boxer focused on producing a unique model known as the Boxer Sprint, which was characterized as a roofless, screenless sports car suitable for both road and racing applications.

The Boxer Sprint featured a mid-mounted engine sourced from the Mini, which contributed to its lightweight and agile performance. The car's structure utilized a glassfibre monocoque, enhancing its rigidity while keeping the overall weight low. Despite its innovative design and engineering, it is believed that only one prototype of the Boxer Sprint was ever constructed, limiting the brand's production to a singular example.