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| The next McLaren F1? |
| Thomas Kerr 03-14-2006 |
Could Koenigsegg finally have cracked it? First was the CC which was never well known, then came the CC8S which was impressive from a relatively new company. Then came the CCR which boasted outstanding performance figures from a V8 and is also very handy on the track, mainly because it is basically designed to be a track car. But then they were left with a track car which no one would buy, and a road going car which didn't have a good verdict from test drivers. Now Koenigsegg have made the CCX which could replace the CC8S in style.. The next supercar of the decade? |
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