Losing your driver's license has never been so easy!
The wait is over! And we got what we wanted: The world's most powerful hybrid supercar. Yes, Christian von Koenigsegg has done it again!
The Regera uses a hybrid drivetrain, albeit one completely unlike anything we’ve seen
before. It uses both a twin-turbocharged 5.0-liter V-8 engine and three
electric motors for a total combined output of 1.11 megawatts, which
converts to 1509 metric horsepower.
Koenigsegg claims the 0-to-400-kph (249 mph)
acceleration time of less than 20 seconds makes the Regera—Swedish for
“to reign”—the fastest-accelerating car in the world. We also heard 3.2 seconds between 150 to 250 km/h but there is no official 0-100 time ... yet.
Just 80 examples of the Koenigsegg Regera will be built. The price tag? We heard little less than $2 Million.
image by inautonews.com
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MORGAN 3 Wheeler
The Greatest Vehicle on the Planet?
If you are looking for a very unique car, one where you won't come back from the store just to see the same parked next to it ... and if you are not willing to spend a fortune for the likes of Koenigsegg, Pagani or Bugatti, maybe check out the ultra-cool and ultra-retro MORGAN 3 Wheeler!
Ok, it lacks a top, a radio, and, most notably, a fourth wheel. Yet it proves to get you more attention than a million dollar super car!
It is a recreation of Morgan's early cyclecars, this time featuring a 1983cc S&S engine mated to a 5-speed manual that accelerates the 550kg retro-toy in little more than 4 seconds to 100 km/h. The price? Around $45,000
Morgan 3 Wheeler Homepage
If you are looking for a very unique car, one where you won't come back from the store just to see the same parked next to it ... and if you are not willing to spend a fortune for the likes of Koenigsegg, Pagani or Bugatti, maybe check out the ultra-cool and ultra-retro MORGAN 3 Wheeler!
It is a recreation of Morgan's early cyclecars, this time featuring a 1983cc S&S engine mated to a 5-speed manual that accelerates the 550kg retro-toy in little more than 4 seconds to 100 km/h. The price? Around $45,000
Morgan 3 Wheeler Homepage
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