Flat-plane V8, dry sump
Sits 40 mm lower than a wet sump would allow, which is why the roofline can be this close to the floor.
Everything is primed on the turntable. One press brings the floor around, and you see all of it.
Sits 40 mm lower than a wet sump would allow, which is why the roofline can be this close to the floor.
One piece, 68 kg. The doors, the roof and the rear deck hang off it rather than hold it together.
Flat below 90 km/h so the profile you scrolled past stays clean. It only shows itself when it has work to do.
Rear axle only. The car turns in without asking the front tyres to do something they were not built for.
No clear coat over the black, so the reflections you watched run along the flank are the paint itself.
Satin black, one nut each. Fifteen seconds a corner, which matters more on a Tuesday than on a Sunday.
Viewings are held one car at a time, in a closed studio, on the same floor you just scrolled. No sales desk, no showroom lighting. You walk the full circle yourself and take as long as you like.
Concept piece. No car, no marque, no appointment behind this button.