When you think of supercars and the countries most responsible for manufacturing them, the usual suspects come up: Germany, Italy, and even UK. You would never expect such an ultra-modern speedster to come from the land of Argentina, right? Guess again. Argentine automaker Bucci, which was formed years back by recently deceased F1 driver Clemar Bucci, looks to bring its new stunner to the Buenos Aires Motor Show later this week. Say hello to the Bucci Special Supercar.
The two-door supercar looks to bear a tubular chassis mated with a carbon fiber body, while sporting a 7.30liter V12 engine (600hp) supposedly sourced from AMG. It’s also said to be paired with a six-speed gearbox, the same one found on the Pagani Zonda.
Is this the future of auto?
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