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November 4, 2009
Gumpert Apollo: Too Much Car For a Tiny Booth
By John Coyle
Deputy Editor
Basically, Gumpert’s Apollo is a race car for the road. It sports a round-tube, chrome-moly chassis, a carbon monocoque, and a 650HP twin-turbo Audi-derived V8 mated to an F1-derived, sequential six-speed transmission. That’s a recipe for incredible performance, and back in August, it set the production car record at the Nürburgring, when it lapped the notoriously difficult course in a blistering 7:11:57. So I figured one of these babies would have been been placed a little more prominently. Hell, I missed it the first few times I walked through the main hall! But while I was disappointed to see that it was shoe-horned into this tiny little space—no room for a walk-around video, I’m afraid—I was still pumped to get to see one in person. More pics after the jump.




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troy_audi0
Nov 7, 2009 at 8:40 pm
John,
Im so with you on this.
I was so stoked to see this car and the Zonda R but the Zonda R had a much better display..
I walked pasted you at the Subie booth but was on a mission so I did not say Hi.
Nice work. Props to your crew for getting massive amounts of info up in a short time.. great Job
Troy