Simbol Design Uncover their Lavazza GTX-R V12

You have heard about the K1 Attack earlier, here we are going to discuss about his non related bigger brother, that is, the Lavazza GTX-R V12 designed by Simbol Design. Though, it is made to get the title as supercar, it is not worthy of the title yet although it has the looks of one like a supercar. Apparently, its design seems to be based on the Ferrari Enzo but actually not succeeded.

Although, it is powered by a BMW sourced V12 engine, its performance is yet net up to the level of other supercars. The Lavazza is offered in two versions, i.e. coupe and roadster. Both the versions are built in Carbon Kevlar that helps the car to get its weight down to about 2381 lbs. both the versions of Lavazza are powered by a 5.3 liters BMW sourced V12 engine.

However, the GTX develops 400HP and GTX-R generates 620HP. Here, another worth mentioning point is its sprinting power. The GTX-R sprints from 0 to 60mph in 4.6 seconds which is not at all expected from any supercar nowadays where current supercars sprint 0 to 60 mph in just 3 seconds.

The exterior of the GTX-R features front diverters and rear Venturi intakes with adaptable side diverters, a roof scoop and a modifiable rear wing.

You may find the front of the car look like a Pagani Zonda (cars produced by Pagani in Italy), but the price tag is not as high as the Italian supercars. If you don’t want to spend much and still wants to enjoy the ride in a supercar, you can opt for this GTX-R.

• Body Convertible coupè/roadster Composit Material
• Lenght cm. 420
• Width cm. 198
• Height cm. 96 open – 105 close
• Wheelbase cm. 263
• Weight kg. 1050
• Wheels Front 245/40 R18; Rear 345/35 R18
• Chassis Tubular steel section joint special
• Transmission 5 speed at steering wheel electro-pneumatic gear change
• Max Speed 325 kms/h
• Acceleration 0 -- 100 in 4,6 sec.
• Engine by BMW V 12 5.3 cc. 400 HP
• Aerodynamic CX 0,30 flow deviators on front vehicle,Venturi intake canal rear side, 2 adjustable flaps.,stabilizers fins