Wexley Automotive

Racing for the road.

British supercar maker born in racing: mid-engine and carbon fibre, plus a limited hybrid hypercar. Part of Marchbank.

Origin: United Kingdom
Founded (game world): 1963
Positioning: Supercars
Engineering: Lightweight construction
Design: Carbon tub, butterfly doors.
History: Racing team from 1963, road cars from 1992.

Models (5)

Wexley Strand

Sports car

List price: €199,000
Type: Car · Sports car · Coupé
Powertrain: Plug-in hybrid · 500 kW (680 hp)
Top speed: 330 km/h
Consumption: 5.6 l / 100 km · Range 480 km
Seats and doors: 2 / 2
Class: Luxury
Running costs: €3,666 a month at 1,000 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Wexley Strand Spider

Convertible

List price: €219,000
Type: Car · Convertible · Convertible
Powertrain: Plug-in hybrid · 500 kW (680 hp)
Top speed: 325 km/h
Consumption: 2.9 l / 100 km · Range 600 km
Seats and doors: 2 / 2
Class: Luxury
Running costs: €3,964 a month at 1,000 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Wexley Arrow

Supercar

List price: €289,000
Type: Car · Supercar · Coupé
Powertrain: Petrol · 552 kW (751 hp)
Top speed: 341 km/h
Consumption: 12.2 l / 100 km · Range 440 km
Seats and doors: 2 / 2
Class: Ultra luxury
Running costs: €5,357 a month at 1,000 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Wexley Zenith

Limited edition

List price: €1,250,000
Type: Car · Limited edition · Coupé
Powertrain: Plug-in hybrid · 940 kW (1278 hp)
Top speed: 350 km/h
Consumption: 8.4 l / 100 km · Range 420 km
Seats and doors: 2 / 2
Class: Ultra luxury
Running costs: €5,322 a month at 400 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Wexley Monocoque 1994

Classic car

List price: €25,000,000
Type: Car · Classic car · Coupé
Powertrain: Petrol · 465 kW (632 hp)
Top speed: 385 km/h
Consumption: 18.5 l / 100 km · Range 3240 km
Seats and doors: 3 / 2
Class: Ultra luxury
Year built: 1994
Running costs: €148,976 a month at 150 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

All details come from the current LEONIS game data. Companies, brands and products are fictional; prices and wages are play money. In the game, values can differ through events, options and your own decisions.