Dax Cars

Dax Cars is a British manufacturer of sports cars and kit cars, known primarily for its replicas of the AC Cobra. The company was founded in 1968 by Chris Meek and is based in Aldershot, Hampshire, England.

Dax Cars gained prominence in the 1980s with its Dax Tojeiro, a near-exact replica of the original AC Cobra designed by John Tojeiro. This model became a highly sought-after kit car, known for its accuracy and performance.

Over the years, Dax Cars has continued to refine its Cobra replicas and has also introduced other models, including the Dax Rush, a Lotus Seven-inspired sports car. The Rush is known for its lightweight construction and exceptional handling.

Dax Cars typically offers its vehicles in kit form, allowing customers to build the car themselves. However, fully built versions are also available through specialist builders and dealerships. The company sources components from various suppliers and also manufactures many of its own parts.

The company's longevity in the kit car industry is attributed to its commitment to quality and accuracy, as well as its ongoing development and refinement of its products. Dax Cars remains a significant player in the market for Cobra replicas and open-wheel sports cars.