JAGUAR

EXTREME AND EXCLUSIVE F-TYPE

The new Lister Thunder was introduced this week and became an immediate success. This is the latest work from 'The Lister Motor Company', a British coach who has been dedicated to creating versions inspired by Jaguar models over the past 65 years.With 666 horsepower, the Thunder has a announced price of 140,000 pounds (635,000 reais), but even that did not make interested people lose the will to step on the accelerator of this powerful sport, since 22 copies of its limited production of 99 units have already been reserved. Which means, without a doubt, an excellent deal for the company, which in a few days has put in its coffers more than 3 million pounds sterling.Most of the data on the new Lister Thunder remains secret until the date of its presentation, which will take place on 15 February in the 2018 edition of Historical Motorsport International in London.

Meanwhile, the fantastic 666 hp extracted from the 5.0-liter V8 engine - almost 100 hp more than the 575 hp F-Type SVR - has been confirmed, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in less than 3 seconds. maximum speed of more than 320 km / h.Aesthetically, it uses custom components built specifically for the model, such as the carbon fiber front bumper with a prominent splitter and the air intakes integrated into the hood. For the aggressive exterior styling, the rear bumper also features the same low-weight, high-strength material, the rear diffuser and four generous exhaust ports. It causes a positive impact on the imposing image the choice of colors, because the black paint further highlights the green of the brake calipers and the wrapping of the grid.







In relation to the interior, although no images have been released, the use of the most exclusive Scottish leather, the 'Bridge of Weir', which is available in 36 colors, has been confirmed. As well as abroad, the passenger compartment will also feature brand-specific logos at strategic locations, such as the head restraints of the seats. Finally, it was also informed that the Lister Thunder has hand-stitched seams on the instrument panel, in contrasting colors to the outside.

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