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JOSS Developments use Force Tools to build JP1 supercar

By Brett Davis |

Australian supercar builder, JOSS, has announced it has formed a deal with Force Tools to help build the upcoming JOSS JP1 supercar. JOSS say the car will be built exclusively with Force products.

JOSS Developments CEO, Glenn Draffin, said in a recent report,

“Not only will the JOSS Developments technical department be using Force Tools to develop and build JOSS production vehicles, but Force Tools will also supply special bespoke toolkits as original equipment with each JOSS car sold.”

Managing director of Force Tools, Derek Herman said about the alliance,

“Force Tools wants to align itself with companies innovating to the highest possible standards because it is at this cutting-edge level that Force Tools really exhibit their superior quality. We believe that JOSS Developments and Force Tools are a perfect match.”

We’re still waiting to see some official images of the upcoming JP1, which is scheduled to go on sale in the middle of 2011. We’ll keep you updated.


 

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  • 74grandsport

    not sure if it was legit or not but ‘motorauthority’ already had a proper teaser of the joss car some weeks ago. these product placement articles are getting tiresome.

    • Dave

      More than ever it seems this car exists as a promotional tool only, forced on the motoring public.

      We uneagerly await the announcement of the official vanity mirror supplier.

  • Radbloke

    This is hardly news worthy…

  • Toxic_Horse

    I am totally sick of hearing about this car.

  • Mad Max

    CA, this is boring advertising. Why did you even bother running this advertorial?

  • Baddass

    The longer they hold off releasing the car, the more out of date it’s going to look when it does. It’s are already behind the competition in terms of brand recognition, so if the car doesn’t live up to the hype, the guys behind the JOSS will look like a set of tools to make Force jealous.

  • Charles

    you all should be a bit more patient & stop only thinking about the car. look at this in a bigger picture, this is just a tiny company who just recently gather enough $ to start working again after being force to stop because the $ drys up. we should be happy to see things are finally getting together for JOSS Developments under such tough economic climate, it’s not easy to do what they’re doing, why can’t we just stop being so critical & sinaco in our comments and maybe start supporting what they’re doing, which is rather noble at this age & time, to build an as Australian product as possible and showcase our knowhow to the world. when looking at cars it’s not just about the car people, i for one wish them all the best.