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Fisker Coachbuild delivers its first car

 
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Fisker Coachbuild delivers its first car

Fisker Coachbuild delivers its first car

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After establishing his company Fisker Coachbuild in sunny California back in 2005, former Aston Martin designer Henrik Fisker has delivered his first car at a ceremony at the Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance in Beverly Hills. The car in question is a 2007 Fisker Latigo CS V10 coupe, number one out of an exclusive run of just 150 cars.

The Latigo line of cars is based on the BMW 6-series family, with the CS V10 model running on the mechanicals of a donor M6. Power levels have been boosted to 648hp, which enables the super-coupe to reach 60mph from rest in just 3.9 seconds.

The range starts with a $199,000 V8 model based on the BMW 650Ci, which has 367hp on tap, and tops out with the $304,000 Latigo CS V10 Convertible. Fisker also produces a second model, the Tramonto, which is based on the Mercedes-Benz SL 55 AMG.



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  1. By aaron Posted: 6/24/2007 6:53pm PDT

    Pretty misleading considering the I saw a Fisker Tramonto at a Mercedes Dealership months ago. Maybe it's the First Latigo delivered. But the Latigo is ugly, so who cares.
     
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  2. By ultima Posted: 6/24/2007 9:42pm PDT

    a more handsome, more powerful version of the m6? sounds good
     
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