Kahn Design has been extremely busy. The coachbuilder just revealed the latest details on the Speed 7: Its latest creation is a vintage two-seater inspired by the 1930s GP racecars. According to Kahn Design, it wants the Speed 7 to be a "retro thoroughbred, perfect for the gentleman race." That hints to the idea of the Speed 7 being a track friend vehicle that's not capable of being driven on the road. This is Kahn Design's third major project after the Flying Huntsman series and the upcoming WB12 Vengeance.

The thinking behind the Speed 7 is "to create a motor car which can be enjoyed on the track without reservation, and would fit in perfectly at vintage one-make race days." Not all of us have the garage space or the money for a vintage track day vehicle, so don't cross the Speed 7 off your wish list just yet. The Speed 7 is still in the early stage of the production process with the coachbuilder inviting other British companies to take part in the project. We don't know a lot about the Speed 7, but we do know that two-seater will use aluminum and/or carbon composites for its structure.