than previously at 98.8 mph but consumption had fallen in half to 13.51 mpg. Survival today After the 1965 Le Mans, the car was once briefly tested on public roads by the magazine Motor, but retired completely by 1974. In recent years the car is nominally on display at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon. Restored by a dedicated team of volunteers, the car is regularly seen at motoring events throughout the UK and consequently it may not always be on display at all times. In July 2014 the car was demonstrated at Le Mans Classic. The car was showcased at the Coventry Motofest in 2016, running on a closed section of the Coventry Ring Road. During 2022 the car has been on display at Thirlestane Castle, Shelsley Walsh and Goodwood Revival. See also Chrysler Turbine Car General Motors Firebird References External links Heritage Motor Centre, Rover-BRM Article Cars powered by gas turbines BRM 24 Hours of Le Mans race cars