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Fisker Coachbuild reveals updated Latigo

 
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Fisker Coachbuild reveals updated Latigo

Fisker Coachbuild reveals updated Latigo

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Southern California-based Fisker Coachbuild has released new images of its updated Latigo CS coupe set to go on sale by the end of the year. The original Latigo was only produced in a limited run of just 150 cars, with the first customer car delivered as recently as June.

That hasn’t stopped Henrik Fisker from drawing up a design for an updated model, no doubt coinciding with the launch of the refreshed BMW 6-series on which the Latigo is based. Once again, the range kicks off with a V8 model based on the BMW 650Ci and tops out with the flagship Latigo CS V10 Convertible based on M6 running gear.

Additions to the new models are entirely hand-built and include new internals made from aluminum, stainless steel, carbon fiber and magnesium alloy. The bonnet features a new power dome, and both the front-end and tail area have been modified with new lights and bumpers.

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  1. By fisker Posted: 8/8/2007 10:35am PDT

    god that front ends horrible henrik what have u done??
     
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  2. By anthony Posted: 8/18/2007 1:06pm PDT

    Now that is on FUGLY car, it looks like a 6 series wannabe from the front.
     
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  3. By amin Posted: 8/20/2007 9:35pm PDT

    the new car (zagato)a6 send my e-mail tanks
     
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  4. By Ricky Posted: 8/21/2007 2:02am PDT

    Why is that huge Aston-esque front airdam not even an airdam. This looks like a Aston-M6
     
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