Litchfield's anniversary car launched in 2017 with 675hp. Seven years on, that number has grown somewhat...
came up for sale on PH, and given that Litchfield Motors only built 20 of them to celebrate its 20th anniversary back in 2017, we naturally made a song and dance about it. To all intents and purposes, that car was a ‘stock’ LM20, meaning the 675hp, 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6 had, after the sprinkling of Litchfield fairy dust, been left alone.
What said package entailed, aside from the considerable power hike, were Litchfield-specific Bilstein dampers paired with NASCAR-grade springs up front, bringing a 50 per cent increase in stiffness. Sturdier anti-roll bars and Litchfield-branded Alcon brakes also featured, alongside the geo-tweaking Handling Kit.
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