The New BAC Mono One Pays Homage To [Checks Notes] A Bjork Video

As surprising as it may seem, a link between Icelandic avant-garde musician Bjork and Liverpudlian sports car manufacturer BAC does indeed exist. It’s been said before that the Mono’s original design was inspired by the robots seen in the music video for 1999’s All Is Full of Love, and now the Briggs Automotive Company has decided to officially honour its unlikely muse.

The tautologous BAC Mono One - the run-out special for the first-generation version of the single-seater sports car - features ‘Bjork-robot-inspired’ logos on the wing and the headrest whether, and a similarly-branded crash helmet.

It’s BAC’s rarest ever car, with only one due to be produced in each colour - Iconic White, Carbon Black and Neon Red. The cost? A punchy £158,950 apiece.

The Iconic White version sticks close to the aesthetic of the original Mono launch car, while the Carbon Black switches things up with visible carbon and contrasting red elements. Finally, Neon red matches red bodywork with white decals.

The Mono One is powered by the 2.5-litre inline-four engine BAC switched to in 2015. As in the regular Mono, it produces 305bhp, making for a 0-60mph time of 2.7 seconds. Ah, the joys of a sub-600kg weight figure.

This isn’t where the BAC story ends, with the firm promising to show a “brand-new generation of Mono” at the Geneva Motor Show next month. We’re unable to confirm whether or not this one will be inspired by a robot from a music video.