Keating to unveil pair of supercars next month

 

Keating to unveil pair of supercars next month

Keating to unveil pair of supercars next month

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British sports car manufacturer Keating is planning to launch two new supercars on the 23rd of next month and is already boasting that one of the cars will be able to rival the performance of the Bugatti Veyron. Both cars will be based around the same basic chassis but one will be a hyper-performance track model while the other will be a luxurious GT.

The high-performance model, dubbed the Keating TKR, will boast 'more than F1 car' power levels and will be hand built to special order. Officials claim a prototype has already beaten the Bugatti Veyron's top speed of 407km/h while in testing and the final production version is expected to do the same.

The second model is based on the TKR but sports a detuned engine with around 400hp. Labelled the SKR, it will also be hand built but will come with a number of luxury items you’d expect to find in a comfortable GT. Both models will complete a full demonstration including a high speed run upon their debut next month.



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  1. awwww what the hell... now bugatti is going to be called a bunch of followers for taking the veyron and making it into a GT. damned shame.
     
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  2. Everybody tries to beat the Veyron's power figures but they keep forgetting that the Veyron is so amazing because it's not only faster than any other car but very comfortable and luxurious at the same time.
     
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  3. They cannot beat Veyron's prestige and luxurious
     
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  4. Could this be the rumored Brabus TKR ( Just reanmed to Keating TKR) is so it better not look like a mix of the Saleen S& and Pagani Zonda
     
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