Some visual and performance upgrades can also include carbon fiber rear twin fin wing, carbon fiber front splitter and 378 mm brake front discs.
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| The CCR is adorned with a distinctive ghost symbol, honoring the Swedish Fighter Jet Squadron No. 1 that previously used Koenigsegg's assembly facility as a hanger. (Photo: Koenigsegg Automotive) |
The last item on the list is standard, a distinctive ghost symbol honoring the Swedish Fighter Jet Squadron No. 1 which stored their fighter jets in the same hanger Koenigsegg now uses for a factory. The ghost was the Squadron No. 1's mascot.
The CCR makes a Lamborghini Murciélago seem mainstream, both in its extreme performance capability and ultimate exclusivity. For additional information about this unique automobile, visit the automaker's website at www.koenigsegg.com.
Specifications:
- Price Range (MSRP): N/A
- Body Type: 2-door coupe (removable hardtop)
- Layout: front engine, RWD
- Engine: 806 hp, 678 lb-ft of torque, 4.7-L, DOHC, 48-valve supercharged V8
- Transmission: 6-spd manual (optional sequential gearbox)
- Acceleration (0 - 100 km/h): 3.2 seconds
- Top Speed: 395+, (242+ mph)
- Brakes (front/rear): disc/disc, ABS
- Curb Weight: 1,180 kg (2,600 lbs)
- Lateral G-force (91.4 m / 300 ft skid pad): 1.3 Gs
- Braking (100 km/h - 0): 31 m (101.7 ft)
- Seating Capacity: 2
- Cargo Volume (front trunk): 120 L (4.2 cu ft)
- Fuel Economy (city/hwy combined): 17 L/100 km (14 mpg)
- Warranty (mo/km): N/A
- Direct Competitors: Acura NSX, Dodge Viper, Ferrari 360 Modena, Lamborghini Gallardo / Murciélago, Porsche 911 Turbo / Carrera GT
- Website: www.koenigsegg.com
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