Hmm possibly, it only appeared on the MSN page today but they do that sometimes. I must have missed it though. The idea of a kinda "budget" supercar is pretty appealing
Hmm possibly, it only appeared on the MSN page today but they do that sometimes. I must have missed it though. The idea of a kinda "budget" supercar is pretty appealing
unnamed model will be powered by a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine with 650 PS (478 kW / 641 hp) and 820 Nm (605 lb-ft) of torque. It will be connected to a Graziano-sourced transmission which could enable the car to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 3.2 seconds and hit a top speed of 340 km/h (211 mph)
I thought it looked strikingly similar to the Noble M14, or at least that's the first car I thought of when I saw it. Then I saw who designed it! It's a bit too busy for my liking but nice enough otherwise.
Hmm, a supercharged 6.2 litre V8 making those numbers? Clearly they've done what every other 'budget' supercar maker does and used a Corvette motor, this time from the ZR1.
Hmm, a supercharged 6.2 litre V8 making those numbers? Clearly they've done what every other 'budget' supercar maker does and used a Corvette motor, this time from the ZR1.
...unlike this guy. 👎👎 Dude, give them a break. The reason why supercars from these "random countries or car makers" are "rubbish" is mostly because they don't have a lot of experience building world-class super sports cars, unlike Ferrari, Lamborghini and the like, who have been producing cars like these since half a century ago. It's obvious these smaller car makers, too, want a share of the supercar world spotlight, so they decided to just build one and see how it fairs along with the more known supercars. Don't expect too much, like it can beat a Bugatti Veyron SS in a 1/4 mile drag race, or it has the same top speed as a Lamborghini Aventador, or it has better handling than a Ferrari 458. It's not always they get to produce a supercar, surely they have to hold back somehow in building the car because these car makers, as I've said, don't have much experience in building incredible road-going machines.
