The First Mini Remastered Oselli Edition From David Brown Automotive Has Arrived

by AutoExpert   |  21 December, 2021

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First Mini Remastered Oselli Edition by David Brown Automotive will be delivered to its Scandinavian owner. An exclusive Carbon Grey with Heritage Green highlights, a distinctive number-delete on the grille, rear end, and inside, and a set of 13-inch alloy wheels in Graphite are some of the features of this four-seater.

David Brown, DBA's CEO, stated: “We are enormously proud to have completed the first customer delivery of Mini Remastered, Oselli Edition, just seven months after its full unveiling. There is an outstanding order book for this limited-edition model, with customers from around the globe set to receive their bespoke car in the coming months.”

Mini Remastered Oselli Edition

As the brand's worldwide expansion increases, DBA aims to construct additional Mini Remastered Oselli Editions in the next months, with cars being shipped to North America, Asia, and Europe. Each Mini Remastered Oselli Edition is custom-made to the owner's specifications and requires over 1,400 hours of serious effort to produce.

Mini Remastered Oselli Edition

Each is constructed at David Brown Automotive's Silverston, United Kingdom facility, and has a drivetrain designed in collaboration with Oselli Engineering. The A-Series 1,420cc motor with twin carburetors provides the power. It generates 125 hp (127 PS/93 kW) and 113 lb-ft (153 Nm) of torque, allowing the car to reach 62 mph (100 km/h) in 7.8 seconds.

Mini Remastered Oselli Edition

Both right-hand and left-hand drive versions of the DBA Mini Remastered Oselli Edition are available. A rear-seat deletion option is available to make it lighter. At today's currency rates, prices begin at £98,000 (USD 129,488).

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