Dodge Viper served as a base for Force 1 supercar, which debuted at the Detroit Auto Show. The known author of BMW Z8 and Aston Martin DB9 models and founder of Fisker Automotive Henrik Fisker was a creator of this car. All body panels are made of carbon fiber. The model’s weight is 1538 kilograms. The car dimensions (length, width and height) are 4544/2018/1243 mm.
Viper version shared with the novelty the chassis, 8.4-liter aspirated V10, generated 745 hp, and a torque, which is transmited to the rear wheels through a standard six-speed mechanics or an optional automatic with the same number of steps. The supercar accelerates up to 60 miles per hour (96 km / h) in 3 seconds, and its top speed is 350 km / h. Force 1 has received 21-inch wheels with Pirelli P Zero tires and powerful brakes Brembo.
The interior finishing was made of leather, chamois and Alcantara. The model was also equipped with carbon fiber cover for glasses, a pocket for a smartphone on the center console, as well as a compartment for storing of two bottles of wine or champagne.
Force 1 supercar production will be limited to 50 copies. The cost of each car will be 268500 dollars.
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