few cars called the 'Ibis Berkeley' were made that paid homage to the Berkeley—but using Mini front and rear subframes and a fibreglass monocoque 6 inches wider. Sold as complete body units to accept Mini parts by Ian Byrd and Tim Monck-Mason, these were advanced little cars using carbon fibre and foam beams. This later became the WASP, looking more like a scaled down Cobra. Resumption as Berkeley Coachworks In 2020 news media reported that production of the Berkeley Bandit would begin in 2021 at the Old Warden aerodrome in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. The Berkeley Coachworks web site claimed that several designs had been completed, and showed Roadster and GT versions of a new Bandit model. See also List of car manufacturers of the United Kingdom References External links Berkeley Cars Berkeley pictures Berkeley Enthusiasts Club Berkeley Sportscars in the USA Berkeley cars database Berkeley Coachworks Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of England Sports car manufacturers Front-wheel-drive sports cars Microcars Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1956 Companies based in Bedfordshire 1956 establishments in England 1960 disestablishments in England