If you’ve never heard of Koenigsegg (and since there are only 9 of the company’s cars in the United States and just this one CCXR you’ll be forgiven if you haven’t) it is the brainchild of Christian von Koenigsegg, a Swede who set out to build his vision of the perfect car in 1994 and was fortunate enough to have the means to do so. His first effort hit the road in 2000 and for a time was the fastest car in the world. The CCXR could one day retake that title, along with another. If you have $1.2 million to spare you can travel at 250 mph in this "Batmobile". Click on the pic for the full story.Thursday, May 28, 2009
2009 Koenigsegg CCXR
If you’ve never heard of Koenigsegg (and since there are only 9 of the company’s cars in the United States and just this one CCXR you’ll be forgiven if you haven’t) it is the brainchild of Christian von Koenigsegg, a Swede who set out to build his vision of the perfect car in 1994 and was fortunate enough to have the means to do so. His first effort hit the road in 2000 and for a time was the fastest car in the world. The CCXR could one day retake that title, along with another. If you have $1.2 million to spare you can travel at 250 mph in this "Batmobile". Click on the pic for the full story.
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