British Sports Cars

At The Greenbrier Concours d'Elegance, we define "British Sports Cars" as cars that were built in Great Britain, and were normally two-passenger vehicles which were agile and quick, as well as focused on performance.  They were often designed with aerodynamic and stylish bodies, which reflected a European influence

It is believed that after WWII, American soldiers returning home brought some of these cars back, because they enjoyed driving them. Among the first were the MG T Series cars. No one was familiar with these small, fast British cars, and they captured the imagination of potential car owners in the United States. 
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