9,500 rpm and no hybrid assistance.
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Beyond the striking visuals, Keyvany hints at comprehensive mechanical upgrades.
The kit was apparently inspired by two different fighter jets.
The choice between these titans boils down to individual preference (and bank account).
As usual, the Mansory treatment includes a plethora of aerodynamic add-ons.
Ferrari plans to start delivering its first fully electric vehicle by the end of 2025.
They call it the 296 GTZ (Gran Turismo di Zacoe).
They will be building just 199 pieces and can be built to a certain specification should you wish.
Liberty Walk prices the body kit at $22,600 (approx. R420k) excluding painting and fitment.
What makes this FXX-K Evo unique is its 1:2 scale, making it half the size of the actual car.