Zauber ZR1

Weighing a mere 520kgs (excluding driver) and boasting 290PS from its 1400cc engine the Zauber ZR1 {link} is a highly entertaining drive. Designed to be fun, fast and realistically priced the ZR1 definitely succeeds at being fun and fast.
2009 sees Zauber organising the Top40 race series for identical ZR1s. Aimed at drivers over 40 the series hopes to offer exciting racing without young "hotshots" and their associated hype and accidents.
As is to be expected the ZR1 comes with a full safety cage, Schroth {link} 6 point harness, fire extinguisher and carbon crash structure. the car also comes with adjustable aerodynamics front and rear plus adjustable dampers and ride height, allowing driver to tailor their car to their very own driving style.

For Sale.

Looking for an interesting or exotic car? Not concerned about left hand drive? How about one of the following? Alpina B12 5.0i. 1993. Blue. 349PS. €27,000. Alpina Z1. 1991. Blue. 26000km. €55,000. Audi A8 W12. 2005. 450PS. 37000km €78,000. Audi R8. 2007. Black. €178,000. Audi R8. 2007. Silver. €165,000. BMW 2000 CS. 1967. 86000km. €18,000 BMW M1. Choice of two. from €165,000. BMW Z1. 1991. 170PS. Red. 44000km. €30,000. Mercedes 190SL. 1957. Red. €66,000. Porsche 356 C. 1964. Red. 75PS. €31,000. Porsche 959. 1988. Silver. 8000km. €275,000. Porsche Carrera GT. 2004. 9000km. €400,000. {e&oe}

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