The Fenyr Supersport is a new exotic supercar from the prestigious Lebanese brand W Motors, which in three years has launched itself from complete obscurity into the stratosphere of supercars. After the exceptional and exclusive model Lykan Hypersport, which "accumulated" the brand's fame, they are now presenting another prestigious monster, the Fenyr Supersport, which is a little less exclusive. If the Lykan Hypersport was limited to seven units, which were sold for 3.4 million US dollars, the Fenyr Supersport is slightly more attainable (if the first was reserved for the oligarchs, the second is for everyone obscenely rich), since every year they will make 25 units priced at $1.85 million.
Fenyr Supersport is an Arab supercar for 1.85 million US dollars, which are at W Motors produced in collaboration with Magna Steyr Italy, RUF Automobile and StudioTorino, who contributed the engine, chassis and the like. It's another supercar of Arabic roots (according to the model Lykan Hypersport, which is also the third most expensive car in the world), and since "hyper" is better than "super" in automotive jargon, the Fenyr Supersport is the entry-level model of this Lebanese brand of sky-fast luxury vehicles.
Nevertheless, the 1,300-kilogram beast (the body is made of carbon fiber, the frame is made of aluminum) is far from what we imagine under the entry-level model. But it doesn't have built-in ones 420 diamonds to the edge of LED headlights and a hologram screen like its more expensive brother. That's why it boasts a 4.0-liter V6 biturbo engine that develops monstrous torque 900 hp and maximum torque 1200 Nm of torque.
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The fact that it accelerates from a standstill to 100 km/h also testifies to how rugged this sharp-edged supercar is. in 2.7 seconds and capable of terminal velocity via 400 km/h! Power is transmitted to the wheels by Porsche 7-speed PDK gearbox with two clutches, and it is shod in 20- (front) and 21-inch (rear) wheels, which are braked by advanced composite ceramic brakes. As said, they will be produced on an annual basis only 25, so you better get in line as soon as possible. With one detail. You have to scratch the missing US$1.85 million first. Little snack, what!
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