Artega GT

14th of September 2007 by Emil Up-start carmaker Artega has revealed its Artega GT. It`s designed by Henrik Fisker — a former designer from Aston Martin — the sports vehicle is using a rear-engine configuration and it`s 157 inches long, 74 inches wide. Artega GT runs with a VW-sourced 3.6L, V6 with a DSG transmission. The power output has not been unveiled for the Artega GT, although the carmaker sayss the auto can accelerate in 0-60 time, under five seconds, on its way to a maximum speed north – 155 mph. Artega GT is slated for the production in Europe with the estimated price of €70,000. Subscribe to Car news by Email Artega GT Related News: The European pricing of the Toyota GT 86 was announced, BMW developed the 3-Series GT, Images of the Ferrari 620 GT were leaked, 2013 Porsche 911 GT3 was spy photographed, One Nissan GT-R was involved in an accident in Brazil, Artega GT Pictures:

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