The Mk5 Reveal Recap

The Mk5 Roadster reveal was unforgettable! Hundreds of customers showed up to celebrate the next generation of one of the most iconic cars in history. We ran out of donuts, but there was no shortage of smiles, excitement, and great conversation.

Seeing so many customers sit in the Mk5, check out its all-new chassis, and share their passion for Factory Five and enthusiasm for cars made this event truly special. Thank you to everyone who came out to be part of this milestone moment—we couldn’t do it without this amazing community. To check out the Mk5 Reveal Gallery, click here! To learn more about the new Mk5 Roadster, click here.

Here’s to 30 years of Factory Five and the next chapter of Built Not Bought™!

P.S. keep an eye out for updated events on our Factory Five Event Schedule.

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