AGM Sports Cars — every.autos

Barnsley sports-kit marque spanning road-legal WLR and Revolution-X cars plus Ron Champion and Haynes body packages

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4models on record

2003–2014recorded span

Model activity by decade

2000s2010s

4 limited editions

1 one-off · 90 total units across the few-off lineage

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About the marque

Founded: 2003 – 2014
Headquarters: Barnsley, United Kingdom

Alan and Glynis Whitehead founded AGM Sports Cars Limited at Barnsley on 16 December 2003. The WLR was its principal road-legal competition-style sports car, using Ford Sierra components with Ford four-cylinder or Rover V8 power; roughly thirty were built. The related Revolution-X appeared in 2005 but produced only one known car. AGM also sold approximately fifty Ron Champion and ten Haynes Roadster fiberglass body packages for customer-sourced chassis, which are distinguished from complete vehicles in the catalog. The company dissolved on 23 December 2014.

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Catalog

4 models

2003–2014

WLR

Limited

AGM's first and principal complete vehicle, combining road registration with an open competition-oriented body. The published approximate total…

Technically related to the WLR but visually distinguished by a Seven-style nose and fully integrated rear mudguards. Although advertised for years…

1 builtCURATED

2008–2014

Ron Champion Body Kit

Limited

Fiberglass body-only product for customer-sourced Ron Champion-style chassis rather than a complete AGM automobile. It is retained because AGM…

50 builtCURATED

2011–2014

Haynes Roadster Body Kit

Limited

Body-only kit introduced for customer-built Haynes Roadster chassis. Approximately ten were sold. It is explicitly identified as a fiberglass body…

10 builtCURATED