Ant Anstead's Radford Motors Files for Bankruptcy Amid Fraud Allegations

The luxury car company co-founded by Ant Anstead faces financial restructuring and legal battles over alleged mismanagement.

Radford Motors, co-founded by Ant Anstead and Jenson Button, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it undergoes strategic restructuring.
Anstead and business partner Daniel Bednarski face lawsuits from former partners alleging fraud and financial mismanagement, including a $2 million claim by Pastor Pat Velasco.
Roger N. Behle Jr., another co-owner, accuses Anstead and Bednarski of misusing company funds, including paying personal expenses with business money.
Despite the legal challenges, Anstead remains committed to Radford's vision, emphasizing the company's dedication to luxury craftsmanship and operational continuity.
The bankruptcy filing comes as Radford Motors aims to strengthen its foundation and ensure continued excellence in luxury vehicle production.