Spyshots: Devon GTX

After seeing spyshot after spyshot of production cars, it is the time for a bit more exquisite supercar to enchant us. Here are what may very well be the first photos of the American supercar.

If you are an automotive fan, you can't help from noticing the striking similarity between the previously released renderings of the GTX. Although initially expected to be a Dodge Viper based supercar, Devon GTX seems to have taken a path of its own.

Designed by Swedish designer Daniel Paulin and Devon Motor Works Founder Scott Devon, the GTX is, according to its builders, "about blending aesthetics, dynamic power, and tactility in a form that is unmistakably bold.”

The GTX is built out of aircraft-quality carbon fiber and it boasts “up and forward” articulating doors, distinctive body two-tone wheel surrounds, minimal front/rear overhangs and dual center rear exit chrome exhaust ports. On the inside, the racing look is extended through carbon fiber-structure racing seats, dual-grained leather surfacing and chrome appointments.

As for the engines, Devon keeps a tight lid on the info. According to our sources though, the GTX will boast a 650 horsepower engine.

There is less than a month before we will be able to see the real thing, as the manufacturer announced it will take the GTX to the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in mid August. As for production, Devon GTX will hit the assembly lines at the Devon Motor Works/Aria-Group’s Irvine, California, headquarters in the first quarter of 2010. Pricing and full specs will be released in August.