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2010 Geneva Auto Show: Bufori Geneva

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Last month, Bufori released a teaser sketch of its upcoming premium saloon and promised to bring the car at the Geneva Auto Show. The company has kept its promise and has even decided to call the car the Bufori Geneva, as its introduction marks an important milestone in the carmaker’s history.

The Bufori Geneva is powered by a 6.1 liter Hemi V8 engine developing 430 HP and 569 Nm of torque. This is mated to an adaptive automatic transmission. The power is sent to the rear wheels via a limited-slip differential. This configuration allows the car to sprint to the first hundred in under 6 seconds and reach a top speed of 260 km/h. Customers can also choose an extra power optional package that squeezes 560 HP and 690 Nm of torque out of the engine with the help of a supercharger.

The unit is mounted on a steel chassis and the whole package is wrapped in body made of composite carbon fiber and Vinylester resin-reinforced Kevlar. The luxury saloon uses an unequal arm front suspension and a multilink configuration for the rear suspension. The latter features a programmable & adjustable air module.

The Bufori Geneva’s standard safety systems include ABS, EBD, brake assist, traction control, steering angle control and adaptive cruise control. The optional safety features offer a wide range of applications such as a thermal imaging night vision camera, a lane departure warning system and a heads-up display.

The luxury saloon is manufactured to order and offers exquisite features such as rear-hinged coach doors, bespoke interior lightning and individual fully adjustable rear seats. Other interior features include picnic tables, a tea set (with a water boiling system and a sink), a coffee maker and an ice box&minibar, a safe box and a touch screen entertainment system. The Bufori Geneva has an extremely high level of customization and can be ordered with a ballistic resistance package.

The car is scheduled to enter production in June, but its price has not been announced.
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