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Lotec Sirius 2001 on

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Lotec Sirius (2004 on)

Country Germany
Top Speed (mph) 248 (claimed)
0-60 mph 3.7 (claimed)
0-120 mph 7.8 (claimed)
BHP 1000-1200 @6300rpm
Torque lbft 811-974 @3400rpm
Engine capacity CC/CU 5987/364
Engine type V12 Fuel Injection
Aspiration Turbochargers x 2
Compression Ratio 8.5:1
Valve Type/No DOHC 48
Transmission (manual/auto) Manual
No of speeds 6
Wheels driven RWD
Brakes F/R Disc/Disc
No. of Seats 2
Length (in) 162.2
Width (in) 81.9
Height (in) 44.1
Kerb Weight (lbs) 2822-3058
Additional Info: Originally designed back in the mid 90's, but due to limited funds and delays, didn't get show cased until 2001 as a prototype with 850bhp/737lbft and a 5 speed gearbox and then finally making it to production in 2004. Various engine upgrades and changes have power ranging from 850-1200bhp (1334bhp has even been suggested as a possibility at some stage). The same Mercedes engine is used in the Pagani Zonda and many parts are taken from Porsche, including the 944's dashboard. A revised version was due in 2009.


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