First Arabian hypercar announced
Posted on 19 December 2012 - 09:21pm
http://www.thesundaily.my/news/569612
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THE world's first Arabian-made exotic sports car is coming in December. Announced recently in Beirut, the W Motors brand is set to take the exotic car world by storm with its first two creations the Hyper-sport, and the Super-sport.
The Hyper-sport is reportedly scheduled for debut this December in Dubai, and promises to incorporate a number of exotic features never seen before elsewhere.
The Arab world's first luxurious hypercar will have a signature set of diamond encrusted LED tail lamps, and an allegedly fully functional holographic display.
Capitalising on brand exclusivity, only five units of the Hyper-sport will be made after its debut. Led by entrepreneur Ralph Debbas, W Motors aims to cater in the desire and needs of an elite global clientele.
By forging alliances with Austrian based manufacturers Magna Styer and renowned German exotic carmakers RUF, the exclusive Arabian hyper-car dream is set to become a reality by year's end.
Posted on 19 December 2012 - 09:21pm
http://www.thesundaily.my/news/569612
THE world's first Arabian-made exotic sports car is coming in December. Announced recently in Beirut, the W Motors brand is set to take the exotic car world by storm with its first two creations the Hyper-sport, and the Super-sport.
The Hyper-sport is reportedly scheduled for debut this December in Dubai, and promises to incorporate a number of exotic features never seen before elsewhere.
The Arab world's first luxurious hypercar will have a signature set of diamond encrusted LED tail lamps, and an allegedly fully functional holographic display.
Capitalising on brand exclusivity, only five units of the Hyper-sport will be made after its debut. Led by entrepreneur Ralph Debbas, W Motors aims to cater in the desire and needs of an elite global clientele.
By forging alliances with Austrian based manufacturers Magna Styer and renowned German exotic carmakers RUF, the exclusive Arabian hyper-car dream is set to become a reality by year's end.