#7088 - X

VIN: YT9HE11B6BA007088

Country: Germany

Left-Hand Drive

General History

This car is famously known as the “Agera X” which is a name given by an online automotive magazine. After completion in 2011 the car was delivered to Germany and was registered there. However, on temporary license plates. The temporary license plates then made way to Liechtenstein plates.  This car also made an appearance at Top Marques Monaco (TMM) in 2012. In April 2014 the car was seen at a petrol head spring event at Weeze airport, Germany sporting different Liechtenstein plates.
In 2015 the Agera X joined a trackday at Spa Francorchamps and went for some hot laps around the track. The new owner had the car registered in Great Britian at the time. He also joined the Ghost Squadron tour 2018 with the car. #7088 was sold again and went to a famous collector from Munich. It got the Triplex suspension and a new interior during his ownership. The car attended various events, including Supercar Owners Circle, the Ghost Squadron tour, Supercar Sunday Assen and more.

Exterior Spec

Very unique Matte black finish throughout the exterior is seen here.  Many of the usual carbon accented parts including mirrors and air inlet/outlets are seen. Red “claw” stripes in the center of the bonnet are also present with white highlights on the outside. The twin deck rear F1 spoiler is also finished in clear carbon. The car is fitted with 9 spoke Vortex Generating Rims (VGR) which are also finished in black with additional white pinstripes. The brake calipers were originally also black and later changed to gold.

Interior Spec

Black, white and red leather seem to be the choice of color here which compliments the exterior colors. The dashboard is completely in black with white Agera lettering on the passenger side. The seats are finished with a blend of black, white and red. The steering wheel is finished in black leather.

The interior was redone in 2020 and is now completely upholstered in black alcantara and leather with red stitching. Small blue and yellow accents were added to the seats, to celebrate the car’s origin.