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Amoritz GT DR7 - First Brazilian Supercar Coming

We are always happy when a country enters the supercar segment for the fist time in its history and Brazil is about to lose their supercar virginity, as Amoritz is developing the GT DR7.

The company is using a contemporary Internet marketing trick to capture the attention of future customers, as it has released a teaser image of the upcoming performance machine. The sketch shows a cab forward design vehicle that uses angular design cues.

The vehicle’s front end comes with an extremely aggressive splitter and thin headlights. Moving to the side of the car, we find a set of microscopic rearview mirrors and large, design-integrated skirts. The rear of the supercar features a decently-sized spoiler and seems to use an air diffuser. The automotive creation uses gigantic rims (the rear ones are larger than the ones used for the front axle) and wheel arches that stand out from the overall line of the car.

In terms of firepower, Amoritz has chosen an 8.4 liter V10 powerplant. The description might sound familiar because... the engine is borrowed from the Dodge Viper, where it produces 608 hp @ 6,100 rpm and 560 lb-ft (759 Nm) of torque at 5,000 rpm using natural aspiration. However, rumors show that the DR7 might bring twin turbochargers and ethanol to the power game.

The Amoritz GT DR7 will be presented in October. The company has not released any pricing information for the vehicle, but we can expect it to blow a serious hole in your bank account. However, money is not the only thing you should worry about if you want on of these. You might also want to check your social connections, as only 50 units of the mindblower will be produced.
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