Showing posts with label sweden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweden. Show all posts
For Sale: Koenigsegg Agera X chassis #88

Another stunning piece of carbon fiber has been put up for sale on jameslist.com. This time it's the very exclusive and very rare (so rare that it could cost you more than two McLaren race cars) Koenigsegg Agera X chassis #88.
The Swedish supercar is powered by a 5.0-Liter bi-turbo V8 producing 927 Hp and 110 Nm of torque. It weights just 1290 Kg (2843 pounds) and it'll do the 0 to 100 Km/h (62 mph) sprint in 3.1 seconds with a top speed of 398 Km/h (247 mph).
The car you see above have just completed 3250 kilometers (2019 miles). This matte black beast can be yours for €888,888! But we believe that if you have just 888 thousand Euros, they can deal with it since it still matches both the chassis and the license plate numbers... More pictures of the Swedish beauty in the gallery below.










[Source: Iridium Automotive AG on jameslist.com]
Pick of the Day: Jon Olsson's PPI Razor GTR

This naked carbon beauty is what Swedish professional skier and superstar Jon Olsson uses to ride through the streets of Stockholm. Jon Olsson handed his Audi R8 V10 to PPI Automotive Design and the result is a 611 Hp monster. The Razor GTR is almost a race car since it has the power to weight ratio of an Audi R8 LMS! And since our firnd will be using his car to do what he does best, PPI equipped Jon's Razor GTR with a compartment for his skis and equipped with lifting system that will help it ride through the snow more easily!


Check out the high res gallery below for more pictures of the beast!















[source: PPI Design]
Sweden's new beast

Until you'll be able to see Koenigsegg's latest supercar in the flesh in the upcoming Geneva Motor Show, the guys from GTspirit.com got their hands on these very first high quality renderings of the Swedish supercar. Apart from its front facia, the new supercar called "Agera" clearly reminds us of its predecessor, the CCX. But you can not really complain about that as the CCX (along with the Pagani Zonda) is one of those hypercars that make you wonder if it could even get better.
Maybe the more significant change is under the bonnet where now you can find the 4.7L Koenigsegg V8 from the CCX tuned to produce: 910 Hp. The Agera has a weight of 1284 Kg which allows it to have an astonishing weight to power ratio thanks to its ultralight carbon fiber chassis and bodywork. This will help the car provide endless acceleration until it hits 395km/h (245 mph) with 100 km/h (62 mph) coming right after 3.1 seconds. Frightening numbers which, judging by the performance of the Agera's predecessors, are all but overestimated.
Until we get more real world pictures of the Swedish beast check out the pictures below and don't forget to visit GTspirit for more details.





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