Gemballa claimed that its Mirage concept was capable of producing a Veyron-like 1000hp and could reach a theoretical top speed of 400km/h, with the sprint to 100km/h taking less than 3.5 seconds. Visually, the Mirage GT doesn’t mess with the stunning lines of Porsche’s Carrera GT. The only major additions include the new white paint scheme, new light-weight alloys plus revised front and rear spoilers.
Not that long ago the US was the key market for modified supercars, but it seems now that Dubai is the place to go to see the most diverse range of supercars on the planet.
Via: Autoblog.nl