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New German Elise competitor: RMZ Attack K-1

Discussion in 'Other Off Topic Forum' started by Johnny Bravo, Feb 7, 2004.

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  1. Johnny Bravo

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    #1 Johnny Bravo, Feb 7, 2004
    http://www.attack-automobile.de/

    Just saw a blurb about this car on the tube and it's a damn good looking car in the vein of the Lotus Elise & Vauxhall VX-220. It'll apparently be powered by a Ford Duratec 3L V6 in the end when it finally goes into full time production this spring. Unfortunately the front suspension bits that stick out of the hood (incredibly good looking detail) will likely have to be covered to meet production standards.
     
  2. tvrfreak

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    #2 tvrfreak, Feb 7, 2004
    I have been hearing about this car and seeing pics for a couple of years. Good to see that it's finally going to be produced in some numbers.
     
  3. Auraraptor

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    #3 Auraraptor, Feb 7, 2004
    Personally, I would drop something else in it.
     
  4. aawil

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    #4 aawil, Feb 7, 2004
    I love the car but the kit is a little to expensive for me.Not to mention you still need a donor car and have to put it together.People are starting to get there kits now.
     
  5. karmavore

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    #5 karmavore, Feb 7, 2004
    I've been following it for a while now. I wanted one bad a couple of years ago, but even though it is better looking then the new Elise (which aint sayin' much) I think when you got done doing it RIGHT the cost would be the same, except you get a warrenty with the Lotus, their wonderful support, a professional build, and a car you KNOW is going to perform.

    Luke.
     
  6. triXXXter

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    #6 triXXXter, Feb 7, 2004
    Not bad. I especially like the Older Honda Accord in speedo and RPM tachs
     
  7. Omerta

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    #7 Omerta, Feb 9, 2004
    The New Elise has a Toyota powerplant correct? I heard sumthin about a tweaked celica engine. That would make it one hell of a reliable little sports car.
     

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