Just like a supercar, the cool supercar body is wrapped with carbon fiber material that is lightweight but strong. Although the design can be said to be a minimalist and have a traditional style of a sports car, but a blend of two red-black color that washes over her body making it look modern, sturdy, luxurious and of course the super sporty.
Application of good aerodynamic technique is also reflected in the bumper of this car which has a lattice of 3-inch air filters that lead to optimal combustion air intake and it also serves as a cooling machine. This is Devon GTX that made by Devon Motor Works, an American industrial design house, currently specializing in the development of premium lifestyle products based in Los Angeles. The supercar was conceived by Swedish designer Daniel Paulin and Devon Motor Works Founder Scott Devon.
The car was first introduced in 2009 in the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance event and carrying the 2010 series. Constructed of aircraft-quality carbon fiber from stem to stern, the Devon GTX instantly communicates its ultra-performance capability through aggressive, compact proportions and large (up to 20-inch) lattice-structure center-lock wheels.
In all, the exterior design navigates between the past and science fiction, subtly blending muscle, curves, exquisite shapes and dynamic graphics to create a classical, yet futuristic, statement that's ready to stand the test of time.
Devon GTX is also equipped with a butterfly door-style that opens to up and forward, also dual exhaust are inserted at the bottom-middle of giving a more sporty impression on the back. The interior of the new Devon GTX has been designed with the driving enthusiast top of mind - all features, surfaces and dimensions have been created to ensure a second-to-none performance experience.
This supercar is equipped with 8.4-liter V10 engine that is capable of providing power to the cool supercar by up to 650 hp ((484.7 kW) @ 6,100 rpm. The power is channeled to the wheels through a 6 speed manual transmission and capable of carrying Devon GTX speeds up to 338 km/h (210 mph) and sprint from 0-96 km/h (60 mph) in just 3.3 seconds. The price of the supercar definitely exorbitant! *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | DEVON MOTOR WORKS | AUTOINFECTION]
Application of good aerodynamic technique is also reflected in the bumper of this car which has a lattice of 3-inch air filters that lead to optimal combustion air intake and it also serves as a cooling machine. This is Devon GTX that made by Devon Motor Works, an American industrial design house, currently specializing in the development of premium lifestyle products based in Los Angeles. The supercar was conceived by Swedish designer Daniel Paulin and Devon Motor Works Founder Scott Devon.
