Luxury Artega GT
German electronics supplier Paragon has formed a company to produce a two-seat sports car called the Artega GT. The compact sexy shape is the work of designer Henrik Fisker, who formerly was chief of design for Aston Martin .
The Artega GT has a low front grille, exposed headlamps and clean body surfaces punctuated by side intakes for the rear-mounted engine. That rear-mounted engine provides for ample luggage space and an optional integrated child safety seat behind the front buckets.
The vehicle features aluminum space-frame construction and a carbon-fiber skin. At the rear is mounted a VW 3.6-liter V-6 engine that produces 300 bhp. The Artega GT is also equipped with VW's patented Dual Shift Gate (DSG) sequential-shift manual that has an automatic clutch. The lightweight Artega GT, which tips the scales at approximately 2400 lb., is expected to be able to post 0-60-mph times of less than 6 seconds.
The cars will be built in Delbruck, Germany, at an assembly plant that will be in operation by the end of the year. The Artega GT will retail for under $100,000, and the company plans exports to the United States.
Source:http://iautofan.blogspot.com/
The Artega GT has a low front grille, exposed headlamps and clean body surfaces punctuated by side intakes for the rear-mounted engine. That rear-mounted engine provides for ample luggage space and an optional integrated child safety seat behind the front buckets.
The vehicle features aluminum space-frame construction and a carbon-fiber skin. At the rear is mounted a VW 3.6-liter V-6 engine that produces 300 bhp. The Artega GT is also equipped with VW's patented Dual Shift Gate (DSG) sequential-shift manual that has an automatic clutch. The lightweight Artega GT, which tips the scales at approximately 2400 lb., is expected to be able to post 0-60-mph times of less than 6 seconds.
The cars will be built in Delbruck, Germany, at an assembly plant that will be in operation by the end of the year. The Artega GT will retail for under $100,000, and the company plans exports to the United States.
Source:http://iautofan.blogspot.com/
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