Three Audi-Derived 4.2-Liter V8s Power the New Upstart Supercar
So far, the 21st century has been an identical copy of the events in the early 1990s, relating to supercars that is. Just over a
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| GMG, a new car manufacturer, and MTM have produced the 650 horsepower 360 km/h Apollo supercar. (Photo: GMG/MTM) |
After an economic recession claimed all but a handful of supercars, the mission to create the fastest vehicle in the world is back on. While America is getting into the game, with Ford having recently introduced the GT40 inspired GT and Chrysler seriously considering going ahead with its outrageously quick ME Four Twelve, Europe has the strongest
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| The mission to create the fastest vehicle in the world is back on, with smaller independent boutique automakers such as Spyker, Koenigsegg, B. Engineering and Pagani making a splash (Pagani Zonta shown). (Photo: Pagani) |
While most initial reports on the internet claim that the Apollo is a full product of MTM, digging under the surface reveals that while MTM supplied funding and the Audi-derived drivetrain for the vehicle, a good fit being that MTM specializes in high-performance Audi products, GMG built the car.







