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Founded in 1999 by Arash Farboud. Cambridge, England.
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In 1999 the inspiration of Le Mans and its 24 hours of endurance race inspired the creation of the Farboud GT, a true expression of speed, aerodynamic forefront design and extreme proportions gave way to the start of new sportscar design for Arash.

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Arash revised logo.

Up until 2006, Arash developed and explored the Farboud GT and Farboud GTS to make way for the 2011 Arash AF-10, Arash's background has been enriched from sports car racing and supercar design over the years to culminate all the energy and inspiration for AF-10 today and further models for the future, all models from the company's inception in 1999 are displayed at the Arash Factory.

Arash Motor Company has designed a traditionally shaped badge with the 'Peregrine Falcon' logo symbolising the fastest organism on Planet Earth.

Arash location.
Arash Motor Company Limited
Unit 1
Farboud Innovation Park
Formula Drive
Newmarket
CB8 0BF
United Kingdom

(source: Arash)

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Arash original logo.

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