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We have to hand it to Ferris, or Fardis, or Fardees (we've seen all three names used) Rezvani, an Iranian-born businessman, who first came to our attention with the Bulleta after Lotus USA's spokesman called it "vaporware" in an email he sent to us sparking a heated debate on our site. With his new toy, the Ariel Atom-based Beast that currently exists only on digital renders, received heaps of internet coverage. Read more »
- A Look Behind The Scenes Of The Rezvani Beast Promo Shoot
There are many limited-series sports cars out there that I’d buy, but the Rezvani Beast is not one of those cars - for me at least. Firstly, it’s not running on unique undepinnings, as it’s basically an enclosed (and heavier) Ariel...
- Chris Brown Receives His Rezvani Beast, The First One Ever
Not only has Rezvani Motors managed to revive and reinvent itself, but it’s already landed a famous buyer for its very first car built. It’s musician Chris Brown, who took delivery of his very own Beast, and one thing’s for sure...
- After The Lotus-bulleta, Rezvani Dreams Of A Dressed Up And Tuned Ariel Atom Named Beast
Well, well, well; look who's back: Mr. Ferris Rezvani, the man behind the digital-only Lotus Evora-based Bulleta sports car that sparked a heated response from the British company and which we've…yet to see in real life, has had enough...
- Bulleta Motors Changes Its Tune And Talks About Getting Evoras From The Used Car Market
After almost a decade on this site, one thing that hasn't stopped bothering me from day one, is when some individuals purposely fail to comprehend what we write and say merely to hide the truth by discrediting us. This happened with Bulleta Motors...
- Lotus Responds And Insists It Has Nothing To Do With Bulleta Motors [updated]
The latest developments on the story that erupted between Bulleta Motors and Lotus Cars USA here on Carscoops, has the Marketing & PR Communications Executive of the British carmaker's U.S. arm, Kevin Smith, emailing us a new statement in which...
Cars
We Question Rezvani Motors About the Beast and Certain Manufacturing Plant Pictures
We have to hand it to Ferris, or Fardis, or Fardees (we've seen all three names used) Rezvani, an Iranian-born businessman, who first came to our attention with the Bulleta after Lotus USA's spokesman called it "vaporware" in an email he sent to us sparking a heated debate on our site. With his new toy, the Ariel Atom-based Beast that currently exists only on digital renders, received heaps of internet coverage. Read more »
- A Look Behind The Scenes Of The Rezvani Beast Promo Shoot
There are many limited-series sports cars out there that I’d buy, but the Rezvani Beast is not one of those cars - for me at least. Firstly, it’s not running on unique undepinnings, as it’s basically an enclosed (and heavier) Ariel...
- Chris Brown Receives His Rezvani Beast, The First One Ever
Not only has Rezvani Motors managed to revive and reinvent itself, but it’s already landed a famous buyer for its very first car built. It’s musician Chris Brown, who took delivery of his very own Beast, and one thing’s for sure...
- After The Lotus-bulleta, Rezvani Dreams Of A Dressed Up And Tuned Ariel Atom Named Beast
Well, well, well; look who's back: Mr. Ferris Rezvani, the man behind the digital-only Lotus Evora-based Bulleta sports car that sparked a heated response from the British company and which we've…yet to see in real life, has had enough...
- Bulleta Motors Changes Its Tune And Talks About Getting Evoras From The Used Car Market
After almost a decade on this site, one thing that hasn't stopped bothering me from day one, is when some individuals purposely fail to comprehend what we write and say merely to hide the truth by discrediting us. This happened with Bulleta Motors...
- Lotus Responds And Insists It Has Nothing To Do With Bulleta Motors [updated]
The latest developments on the story that erupted between Bulleta Motors and Lotus Cars USA here on Carscoops, has the Marketing & PR Communications Executive of the British carmaker's U.S. arm, Kevin Smith, emailing us a new statement in which...