Mexico's Mastretta MXT to debut at London Motor Show
December 31st, 1969
Mexican sports car manufacturer Mastretta will debut its MXT sports car at next week’s London Motor Show before the car first goes on sale next May with an expected price tag of £32,999 (approximately $66,010).
The lightweight two-seater weighs just 900kg and is capable of reaching speeds of up to 150mph. It features a supercharged 2.0L Duratec engine developing 240hp (180kW) and 184lb-ft (250Nm) of torque, which is enough to accelerate it from 0-60mph in less than five seconds. Drive is sent to the rear wheels a five-speed manual transmission.
To keep weight down engineers used a bonded aluminum semi-monocoque chassis and a custom double wishbone suspension set-up front and rear. The brake package consists of 293mm ventilated discs with ABS.
More than 80 cars have been reserved for the UK market. Other markets are yet to be announced.Mexico's Mastretta MXT sports car
Mexican sports car manufacturer Mastretta will debut its MXT sports car at next week’s London Motor Show before the car first goes on sale next May with an expected price tag of £32,999 (approximately $66,010).
The lightweight two-seater weighs just 900kg and is capable of reaching speeds of up to 150mph. It features a supercharged 2.0L Duratec engine developing 240hp (180kW) and 184lb-ft (250Nm) of torque, which is enough to accelerate it from 0-60mph in less than five seconds. Drive is sent to the rear wheels a five-speed manual transmission.
To keep weight down engineers used a bonded aluminum semi-monocoque chassis and a custom double wishbone suspension set-up front and rear. The brake package consists of 293mm ventilated discs with ABS.
More than 80 cars have been reserved for the UK market. Other markets are yet to be announced.
The lightweight two-seater weighs just 900kg and is capable of reaching speeds of up to 150mph. It features a supercharged 2.0L Duratec engine developing 240hp (180kW) and 184lb-ft (250Nm) of torque, which is enough to accelerate it from 0-60mph in less than five seconds. Drive is sent to the rear wheels a five-speed manual transmission.
To keep weight down engineers used a bonded aluminum semi-monocoque chassis and a custom double wishbone suspension set-up front and rear. The brake package consists of 293mm ventilated discs with ABS.
More than 80 cars have been reserved for the UK market. Other markets are yet to be announced.
Mexico's Mastretta MXT sports car
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Comments (3 total)
Meet the top commenters on the LeaderboardBy chris #1, Posted: 7/17/2008
wow.. tht is one hot looking car..
240 hp out of the 20 duratec is pretty impressive too. If that's naturally aspirated, then WOW. does the car have a custom 5 speed or something more typical of the ford brand?
By chris #2, Posted: 7/17/2008
nevermind.. i just saw the supercharged... still.. VERY cool.......
and aparently.. (you can tell from the shape of the car too) it's mid rear engine as well... very nice...
I know I'd much rather own this than an elise for example... jsut on styling alone.
Interior shots?
By Dave Sanchez #3, Posted: 7/31/2008
Once again, and everyone hear: Que viva Mexico CABRONES! What a nice car.
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