Aiding the tires is a semi monocoque chassis made of preimpregnated carbon fiber and with honeycomb reinforcements for optimal rigidity. The suspension components include double wishbones, pushrod-operated adjustable VPS custom racing shocks, an anti-roll bar and electronically adjustable ride height.
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| The CCR is adorned with a distinctive ghost symbol, honoring the Swedish Fighter Jet Squadron No. 1. (Photo: Koenigsegg Automotive) |
While it sounds like the Koenigsegg CCR is all about speed and agility, one look at the interior tells a different story. Surfaces not swathed in sumptuous leather are trimmed in bright metal or carbon fiber, put together with a fine attention to detail and sophisticated sense of contemporary style.
Last but not least, the CCR is adorned with 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.