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Chris Brown collects his Rezvani Beast

Chris Brown collects his Rezvani Beast

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blogentry-133713-0-48989700-1439707259_thumb.jpgR&B and hip hop artist, Chris Brown collected his Rezvani Beast recently and according to Rezvani Motors, its the first one ever built.

 

We must say the car looks stunning in that colour and for those who don't know, the Beast is basically an Ariel Atom underneath.

 

This means that this rear-wheel drive monster is powered by the familiar 2.4-litre Honda-sourced engine that has been supercharged and turbocharged to output 500bhp. With so much power in such a featherweight car (748kg), it is said that the century sprint can be achieved in under 3 seconds. It can either be hooked up to a six-speed manual gearbox or a sequential is also on offer.

 

Interestingly for a low-volume manufacturer, would-be-owners can spec their cars to have Apple's CarPlay from the factory. And yes, windscreen is optional.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nk9aWRJuzBk


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