#7081
VIN: YT9HE11B3BA007081
Country: Switzerland
Left-Hand Drive
General History
This Agera made its debut in March 2011 at the Geneva motor show alongside the “speed racer” theme Agera R. This car also made Koenigsegg’s Czech Republic debut the following month in April of 2011 and was displayed at AR cars in Ostrava. Soon after this the car found a Czech owner and was registered there. Sometime in the end of 2013 through 2014 the car was for sale at various dealers in Germany including Pace, Auto Salon Singen and then RS Automobils in Andorra. During the end of 2014 the car was seen in Andorra la Vella, Andorra sporting Andorra dealer plates. It found an owner in Andorra, who had the car for several years. It was registered there and had the cool license plates “AG081” and later “AGERA”. In 2019, it was purchased by a Polish collector, who also owned two other Koenigseggs. He took the car to the Ghost Squadron Tour 2020 and to Supercar Owners Circle in Switzerland. Over the winter, the car received One:1 style mirrors, a new steering wheel, and the F1 twin-deck wing. In 2022, the Agera was brought to Dubai, where it was for sale at F1rst Motors. In Q2 2023, the car was sold by F1rst Motors to a Saudi customer, and it made its first public appearance under its new ownership on August 4th, 2023, in Geneva, Switzerland, wearing a Saudi license plate.
Exterior Spec
The exterior here is completely finished in gray. Many of the usual carbon accented parts including mirrors and air inlet/outlets are seen. The medium sized rear wing is also finished in clear carbon. The Medium Sized wing looks very similar to the Top Gear styled wing, the only difference being it’s higher up than the Top Gear one. The wheels are 9 spoke brushed aluminum Vortex Generating Rims (VGR) which added to the overall beauty of this particular example which had no pinstripes/highlights whatsoever to show on the exterior.
In 2020 this was changed, when the wing was changed to the F1 twin-deck version. Aditionally, One:1 style mirrors and black pinstripes were added, to make the car look more aggressive.
Interior Spec
The interior here like the exterior is also finished in just one color being black and leather all around. The Koenigsegg seats are also finished in black leather with contrast silver diamond stitching. This particular car since it’s an early example Agera still wears the older style CCX steering wheel also finished in black leather and carbon fiber. In 2020 this was replaced by a more modern Agera steering wheel. The theory of less is more is perfectly displayed here.
Photo Credit to Max Zappolino
