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The Turchetti Raptus is an Italian 2 seat sports car designed by the Politecnico di Milano (well known for its innovative qualities) and then developed and built by the company's engineers "Uk Garage".
"The idea was to build a conceptually innovative prototype car" - says Peter Turchetti. "In 1997, I started to develop my ideas around a car capable of combining circuit and open road.''
The Turchetti Raptus GT actually comes from the evolution of Raptus P4 (001 prototype) entirely designed and built in Sicily in 1999 and tested on circuits Catania and Pergusa. In 2001, the company decided to rebuild it with the help of UK Garage as a road car. And after six years, with new technical solutions and more than two hundred amendments to the initial project, the car was finally ready to be commercialized.
The car is powered by a mid-mounted Alfa Romeo sourced 2.0 litre Twin spark, 4 cylinder engine. The spaceframe chassis of the Turchetti Raptus is made from steel and chromium-molybdenum, and is covered by a lightweight body formed from fiberglass.
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