The future of luxury car maker Jensen Motors is again in doubt again after talks with a mystery buyer fell through, the BBC reported on its website.
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But administrators PKF said they were now awaiting offers from three more unnamed parties, the BBC said.
The BBC said that Jensen – which builds the £40,000 SV8 Roadster at Speke on Merseyside – went into administration in July after making its 40 workers redundant in June.
The BBC said that Jensen went into administration after the MacDonald Partnership – which specialises in turning around troubled firms – walked away from a deal in which it had been planning to cut costs by moving production to South Africa.
