John Dodd, who produced one of the most powerful cars in the world, would almost be imprisoned for this reason.
This car, which quickly produced 1000 horsepower with a 27 -liter V12 engine, had incredible features, but opened a job to the manufacturer. Let’s see, what happened?
In 1972, engineer John Dodd produced a car nicknamed the Beast.
For the 1970s, this car was one of the fastest and stronger cars of the era. It had a 27 -liter, V12 aircraft engine.
This engine, II. It was the engine used in warplanes, Spitfire and Hurricane, which was used during World War II. Due to the size of the engine, the body of the vehicle was quite long and wide.
The maximum face of the car was over 322 km/h and could be out of 0-96 km/h in seconds. The Fuel’s fuel consumption was quite high.
People thought John Dodd’s car Rolls-Royce.
John Dodd designed this car for races and shows. The front grille of the car was taken from another Rolls-Royce car, and that’s why anyone who saw the car thought a new Rolls-Royce model.
They just didn’t just think, they liked it so much that they were calling Rolls-Royce to buy it.
Rolls-Royce sued John Dodd.
When Rolls Royce filed a lawsuit by the thesis that he used his engines to damage his own brand prestige, Dodd fled to Spain by leaving England during the court process.
He continued to use and display his vehicle during his respite in Spania. Although Rolls-Royce also made derived attempts in Spain, he could not completely prevent Dodd from using his vehicle.
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