Zender Fact 4 1989

[Tsukishima]

Zender Fact 4 '89

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A mid-engineered coupe in the fashion of the German supercar, the Zender Fact 4 was introduced in 1989 designed by Günter Zillner. The Fact 4 had a body and monocoque of carbon fiber and twin turbocharged version of the 3562cc Audi V8 engine. The engine was able to achieve 448 hp through a 5-speed 2F gearbox.

The Fender Fact 4 was able to achieve a top speed of 306 km/h and could achieve 0 to 100 km/h in 4.2 seconds. The vehicle weighed 1110 kg and had an overall length of 161.0 inches.

 

[Aero2000]

Hm, that car looks.... interesting You have my vote

 

[cbarbosa]

Hmmm..., many influences from the F40, isn´t it?

 

[CostasDrifter]

My vote for sure!

 

[Szayelarel]

Great car to commemorate the Germans winning at the World Cup. 👍

Fact 4: Germany has 4 World cup wins.

 

[swynder]

Those have some nice design! Preety cool! 👍

 

[Tsukishima]

Great car to commemorate the Germans winning at the World Cup. 👍

Fact 4: Germany has 4 World cup wins.

You forgot to hit the "like" button.

 

[Szayelarel]

You forgot to hit the "like" button.

Sorry.

 

[VXR]

Got my like, for the roadster version. It has Polo rear lights that look much shapelier than the coupe's which appear to be Opel Corsa items.

 

[CaravanSS76]

Is just me or one of the cars in the pics has taillights from Lancia Delta?

 

[dzajkel]

The roadster does indeed have the tail lights from an Mk2 VW Polo. The coupe uses Mk1 Caddy's tail lights.