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CDA
February 07, 2023
With the 007S, Glickenhaus presents a competition model specifically adapted for road use with 1,000 hp and three seats.
Glickenhaus has just announced new details of the 007S, your next road hypercarbased on the Cameron Glickenhaus 007 competition car, which has competed in the WEC hypercars category and in the LMH variant at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
One of the peculiarities of this model, like the McLaren F1, the GMA T.50 or the McLaren Speedtail, is that the 007S will use a Central driving position, with space for two extra passengersthat is, three seats.
A racing car with a license plate
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will ride a twin-turbo V8 engine that will produce about 1,000 hp, a figure lower than the rumors of a couple of years ago, when there was talk of something less than 1,400 CV. Of course, the expected weight remains as expected. It will be about 1,400 kg.
The company claims that its creation, a racing car with license plates, It will be completely legal to drive on the road (In the United States it is confirmed, in Europe it has yet to be evaluated).
According to the American company itself, the first copy of the 25 units that are going to be produced has already been sold at a price starting at 2.5 million dollars (2.4 million euros). For that price, you will get a car with which you can enjoy the circuit and do it in the same way on the road.
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The 007S joins other wild Glickenhaus creations, like the 003S, the 004S and the SUV/buggy Boot. The 003S was revealed in 2015 as a $2 million sports car powered by a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6, while the 004S arrived in 2017 and was powered by a 6.2-liter twin-turbo V8. The Glickenhaus Boot, on the other hand, is a completely different proposal, specifically a pick-up with electric propulsion.
You have to remember that Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus aka SCGis a small American automobile brand founded by Seth Glickenhaus, dedicated to the manufacture of high-performance cars and the world of competition.
