The Brabham BT62 was a mid-engine track-day car produced by the Australian car manufacturer Brabham Automotive. It was introduced in 2018 with deliveries starting at the end of that year, and only 70 cars were planned, in honour of the company's 70 year heritage in racing. It is powered by a mid-mounted 5.4 litre naturally aspirated V8 engine based on the Ford Modular architecture and heavily modified, with a power output of 515 kW and 667 N m of torque, sending power to the rear wheels through a six-speed Holinger sequential transmission. A tubular metallic chassis with carbon fibre body panels gives a dry weight of 972 kg. A road-legal conversion called the BT62-R was offered, a Competition version raced in the Britcar series, and all production ceased in 2024 when Brabham closed.
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The Brabham BT62 is a mid-engine track-day car produced by Australian car manufacturer Brabham Automotive.
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produced by Australian car manufacturer Brabham Automotive
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It was introduced in 2018
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powered by a mid-mounted 5.4-litre naturally-aspirated V8 engine
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power output of 515 kW (691 hp; 700 PS) at 7,400 rpm
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All production ceased in 2024, when Brabham closed its doors.
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The Brabham BT62 is a mid-engine track-day car produced by Australian car manufacturer Brabham Automotive.
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produced by Australian car manufacturer Brabham Automotive
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The Brabham BT62 is a mid-engine track-day car produced by Australian car manufacturer Brabham Automotive.
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