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| Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita |
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| Innovative non-paint job |
| terrorbyte73 12-21-2009 |
This innovation is a wonderful idea. Now you can basically get your carbon fiber shell or any other part for that matter, pre-impregnated with any color you want. |
| Diamond coating? but to what effect? |
| manlas 10-01-2009 |
Ok i'll give you the car looks fabulous but other than that what other advantages goes it have? Is it faster? lighter? and what happens if you were to scratch it? is it impregnable to scratches? More of a gimmick than an "actual" development. The read wing looks ace by the way! |
| Article | Image gallery (7) | Specifications | User Comments (2) |
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