#7083 - Speed Racer

VIN: YT9JF11B9BA007083

Country: Switzerland

Left-Hand Drive

General History

The Koenigsegg Agera R made its world debut in March 2011 at the Geneva Motor Show with this car in “Speed Racer” livery theme. This Agera R featured an integrated Thule carbon fiber ski box containing two pairs of Koenigsegg skis. The cost of the roof box is a cool £ 17,593. Koenigsegg also introduced the Triplex rear suspension system with this car, which was then made standard on all Agera Rs and an optional upgrade on the regular Agera.
This car was also shown at “Top Marques Monaco” in 2012. Soon afterward the car was delivered to a famous Qatari supercar collector. 

In the beginning of 2013 the car was put on sale with just 920 KM on her, the car did not find an owner and made its way to the Koenigsegg HQ soon after. The car stayed in the factory until November of 2013. Throughout 2014 the car remained for sale at various dealers such as SEMCO and PACE Germany. The car made an appearance at Supercar Sunday held at the TT circuit Assen in Netherlands in June of 2014. Since then chassis #7083 has been spotted regularly at Esser Automotive, the German Koenigsegg dealer, until around 2019. Then it was for sale at Carage Luzern and found a new home in Switzerland.

Exterior Spec

Predominantly white with many of the usual carbon accented parts including mirrors and air inlet/outlets. All the carbon accented parts have red pinstripes/highlights. Red “claw” stripes in the center of the bonnet that continue into the interior. The dynamic rear wing is also finished in white with clear carbon tips and dual black stripes running in the center. The wheels are 9 spoke black Vortex Generating Rims (VGR) with additional white pinstripes.
The inspiration for the spec and the name is taken from the “Mach 5” race car from the Japanese manga “Mach GoGoGo”.

Interior Spec

The interior is completely finished in white and black leather which contrasts nicely and suits the exterior color. The Koenigsegg seats are also finished in a blend of black and white with contrast diamond stitching in red. The steering wheel was updated in this car to the newer 8 button multipurpose wheel. The center console/infotainment panel is finished in anodized brushed aluminum which is standard.

Photo Credit to Collecting Cars.