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Posted Sunday, 26 November 2006 , 12:11:10 by:Emil
Ultima is the UK's leading self-assembly supercar manufacturer and, for the first time ever, its sensational Can-Am is available in component form to enthusiasts in the United States. Supplied straight from the factory in the UK, customers will benefit from technical support during their supercar build project.
Taking its inspiration from the awesome mid-engined racers that competed in the American Can-Am series during the Sixties and Seventies, the Ultima Can-Am represents a modern interpretation of these amazing machines. However, substantially increased levels of interior comfort and finish make our car ideal for not only the race track, but also the road.
At the heart of every new Can-Am is the company's race-proven spaceframe chassis which, allied to purpose-built independent suspension and bespoke parts throughout, offers a level of handling and road-holding way beyond any conventional road car.
Power is provided by a mid-mounted Chevrolet V8 engine mated to a five or six-speed Porsche transaxle. In standard tune it's enough to propel the Can-Am from 0 - 60mph in 4 seconds before posting a top speed which is best described as more than adequate!
2005 Ultima Can-Am review and pictures
Filed under: Ultima, Supercars, SuperSport,
Posted Sunday, 26 November 2006 , 12:11:10 by:Emil
Ultima offers its sensational Can-AM in component form to the US enthusiasts. Customers will benefit from technical support during their supercar build project. The model represents a modern interpretation of these amazing machines. This car is perfect for the track and for the road as well because of its increased levels of interior comfort and finish. Under the hood it has a Chevrolet V8 engine mated to a 5- or 6-speed Porsche transaxle. This enables the car to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 4.0 seconds.
Ultima Can-Am review:
Ultima is the UK's leading self-assembly supercar manufacturer and, for the first time ever, its sensational Can-Am is available in component form to enthusiasts in the United States. Supplied straight from the factory in the UK, customers will benefit from technical support during their supercar build project.
Taking its inspiration from the awesome mid-engined racers that competed in the American Can-Am series during the Sixties and Seventies, the Ultima Can-Am represents a modern interpretation of these amazing machines. However, substantially increased levels of interior comfort and finish make our car ideal for not only the race track, but also the road.
At the heart of every new Can-Am is the company's race-proven spaceframe chassis which, allied to purpose-built independent suspension and bespoke parts throughout, offers a level of handling and road-holding way beyond any conventional road car.
Power is provided by a mid-mounted Chevrolet V8 engine mated to a five or six-speed Porsche transaxle. In standard tune it's enough to propel the Can-Am from 0 - 60mph in 4 seconds before posting a top speed which is best described as more than adequate!
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