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Wiesmann is a niche German sports car manufacturer, founded in 1985 by brothers Martin Wiesmann and Friedrich Wiesmann. The company's headquarters is located in Dulman, Germany, and is renowned for handcrafting high-performance sports cars. Wiesmann cars have gradually distinguished themselves among many famous car brands with their postmodern classical style, exquisite craftsmanship of all hand-made parts, and limited production. The production of Wiesmann cars is very limited, with only about 150 vehicles produced each year, including convertible and hardtop sports cars. Each Wiesmann sports car is custom-tailored according to the customer's requirements, and the body color, steering wheel, door linings, and other interior trims can be customized according to the customer's personalized needs. The emblem of Wiesmann cars is a lizard, symbolizing the brand's uniqueness and agility. Wiesmann has two models, the two-seater convertible Roadster and the hardtop sports car GT, which have basically the same styling but different body structures. The body of the Roadster is made of high-quality glass fiber-reinforced composite materials, while the GT has an aluminum monocoque body. To meet Germany's strict safety standards, Wiesmann cooperated with RWTH Aachen University and the Rheinland Technical Supervision Association to ensure that both models can pass local crash safety tests. The performance of Wiesmann sports cars is also outstanding. For example, the GT MF 5 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds, with a power-to-weight ratio of 2.7 kg/HP, which is enough to rank among the world's top sports cars. Wiesmann attracts many high-end consumers worldwide who pay attention to details with its elegant and dynamic appearance and excellent driving experience, and it was ranked in the top three luxury car brands in the 2007 German luxury goods ranking. However, the Wiesmann brand also faces the difficult production issues of niche sports car brands. In 2013, due to a continuous decline in sales, Wiesmann filed for bankruptcy protection. But in 2019, Wiesmann announced a new revival plan "Wiesmann Project Gecko" and launched the MF5 model, and Wiesmann, which had been silent for 6 years, once again appeared in front of the public.