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Director Stuart Mills has
been involved in the automotive industry since 1978. He has built
numerous vehicles
including one-offs, replicas, motorbikes, a variety of electric cars
and bikes and rebuilt several classics. He also has a number of patents
registered to his name for some of his innovative designs, including
an amazing tilting trike. He has vast experience of using various
engineering principles and materials and has even built microlight
aircraft from carbon fibre, alloy, nylon and GRP and flown them,
including a trip from Nottinghamshire to Madrid and back, proving
his complete faith in his work.
Having assisted Aston Martin owners with suspension and steering set up, Stuart carried out an in depth study into vehicle handling characteristics which led to the development of various road/track suspension systems. Now Stuart is using his vast experience and knowledge to operate his own company full time, Mills Extreme Vehicles Ltd, based in Mansfield, Notts. We have a purpose built unit near the M1 with its own specially built test track and off road course. The company avoids traditional designs and only develops innovative products specifically aimed at the specialist car market, offering the consumer a wider choice in vehicle types. The company achieves cost effectiveness by design in all its products. They also hire vehicles to promotion companies including replicas of Sean Connery’s Aston Martin DB5 from “Goldfinger” and Peter Fonda’s Captain America chopper from “Easy Rider”. DESIGN Mills Extreme Vehicles Ltd
always starts vehicle design concepts without fixed parameters.
Daring to be
different often results
in all sorts of unconventional options being considered. Most modern
cars are not a million miles away in design terms from the mode
of transport they replaced, namely the horse and cart, the power
up front, the driver behind and the passengers in the back. The
Mills Extreme Vehicles approach is to offer visually stunning bodywork
beneath which lies a precision engineered alternative to today’s
mundane vehicle offerings. |