W Motors sells 5 Fenyr Supersports to a single purchaser
One collector has bought the final 5 construct slots for particular launch editions of the Fenyr SuperSport, a 780-horsepower supercar with aggressive bodywork that makes a Lamborghini look tame as compared.
The Fenyr SuperSport is the newest supercar from W Motors, and at its launch in 2017 the Dubai-based firm behind it mentioned manufacturing can be restricted to 25 vehicles. W Motors has since revised that determine to 110 vehicles, with the primary 10 to be Fenyr SuperSport Launch Editions. Every of the 10 launch editions will characteristic a singular colour mixture in order that no two are the identical.
5 of the launch editions had been snapped up by Japanese collector Tetsumi Shinchi, Chairman and CEO of Shibaura Group. The announcement was made in July on the Mega Supercar Motor Present held in Fukuoka, Japan, the place it was additionally introduced that Shinchi plans to current his 5 Fenyr SuperSport Launch Editions throughout 2021’s operating of the present.
Ralph Debbas (left) and Tetsumi Shinchi
“I’m thrilled that the final launch editions have discovered their new dwelling among the many greatest hypercars on the planet, with a collector who actually appreciates them,” W Motors CEO Ralph Debbas mentioned in a press release.
The Fenyr SuperSport is constructed round a light-weight aluminum chassis and options carbon fiber for its physique, which comes full with rear-opening suicide-style doorways. The powertrain, labored over by the consultants at Ruf, is a three.Eight-liter twin-turbocharged flat-6 that generates 780 horsepower and 708 pound-feet of torque. The engine is mid-mounted and spins the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Efficiency claims embrace a Zero-62 mph time of two.Eight seconds and a high velocity of 248 mph.
In the event you’re , the asking value for a Fenyr Supersport is a smidge underneath $1.9 million. That could be steep, nevertheless it’s a steal in comparison with the $three.four million you needed to pay for W Motors’ earlier supercar, the Lykan Hypersport.
