What better way to make an already exclusive super car more exclusive, than to riddle it with millions of that thing which girls call their best friend. That’s right – a million diamonds – and the car maker gallant enough to do it is none other than Koenigsegg, maker of the superb CCXR super car.

 

 

While in the midst of taking over troubled car brand Saab, Koenigsegg has just released to the automotive press what seems to be their most exclusive model yet - the Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita.

 

‘Trevita’ is a Swedish term which literally means ‘three whites’. True to its name, only three units will be made of this rare piece of beauty and performance.

 

Koenigsegg engineers back in Sweden developed a carbon fiber material which has a special ingredient thrown into the mix – diamond finish. Dubbed as the ‘Koenigsegg Shimmering Diamond Weave’, it sparkles under the sun revealing what seems to be millions of small diamonds.

 

This super car is sure to be a hit with the wife, girlfriend, mom, grandma (err, maybe not) - any special woman in your life. Other than its tooth-grinding performance, which rivals that of the Bugatti Veyron if running on bio-fuel, it also comes equipped with an infotainment system, a chronological instrument cluster plus paddle shifts to help the ladies keep their hands on the steering wheel.

 

A carbon fiber wing plus ABS carbon ceramic brakes are only natural features of a super car. A hydraulic lifting suspension system, however, is not. It’ll allow you to set the ride height to suit whatever road conditions you’re driving on - just like a real track car.

 

So there you have it folks. It sure beats giving a big diamond ring for your anniversary or proposal. You have to be lucky enough, though. Chances are very, very slim that you’ll get your hands on even one of the three going into production.

 

Well, who knows?

 

Source: World Car Fans

This entry was posted on Saturday, September 12th, 2009 at 11:59 am and is filed under Automotive News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.