This Koenigsegg CCR supercar is on display at the 2008 F1 & SuperCar Show being held at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center in Gwangju, Korea from May 9 to May 18 2008. The shiny, orange luxury vehicle can reach a top speed of 395km/h and I don't know the price of this ultra sleek sports car, but I am going to estimate that, considering it was listed as close to $550,000 in 2006 (when it was rated sixth most expensive car in the world) that with a newer design and more advanced technology, it will sell for close to a million dollars.
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Niche Exotic Supercars
2008 Koenigsegg CCR
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