egmCarTech schreef:Lavazza GTX-R looks like a Ferrari Enzo with a little bit of Pagani Zonda
Have you ever pondered the question: is there a knock-off Ferrari Enzo/Pagani Zonda that I can buy that has a BMW engine? Well, if you have, there’s now an answer.
Of course, many of us don’t have the balls or the wallets to buy an Enzo or a Pagani. But not to worry. Simbol Design Lavazza (not to be confused with the cup ‘o Joe producer) has the solution for you if you fancy an Italian supercar knockoff with a German heart: the GTX-R.
Now, the Enzo was never a very pretty car to look at and well…the GTX-R isn’t either. It looks like the Enzo and the Pagani Zonda had an affair and produced a bastard child. The GTX-R is made from a mixture of carbon fiber and Kevlar, with the backbone of a tubular steel frame.
Power comes from a BMW M72 5.4L V12, the same found in the E38 750iL and it’s mated to a 6-speed electro-pneumatic transmission…which if I’m not wrong, is the type of transmission used on busses. The engine was reworked however to produce 489hp, launching the GTX-R from 0-60 in just 4.3 seconds, according to the Italian version of their website. Yet…somehow the English version of their website says that the same V12 makes 620HP and a spring form 0-60 takes 4.6 seconds…I’m not from Canada but….eh?
Not exactly Enzo or Pagani material. But this GTX-R could be had for – well we don’t know yet – because they’re not saying.
Op die foto van bovenaf heeft ie nog wel iets, zitten er wel een paar interessante lijnen in. Maar voor de rest is "fail"inderdaad de beste omschrijving, wat een hopeloos mislukte Zonda-kopie...
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