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Rare Koenigsegg Regera Offered at Gooding Scottsdale Auction
Santa Monica, CA -- Among the highlights of today’s reveal from Gooding & Company of its Scottsdale auction online catalog is the innovative, technologically-advanced 2020 Koenigsegg Regera, one of the first Regeras ever to be sold at public auction.
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1972 Citroën SM Land Speed Racer
, setting numerous land speed records and cementing the car as the fastest Citroën in the world. Two years later, Sylvia joined her husband in the 200 MPH Club, setting a class speed record that stood for 23 years.
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1966 Jaguar E-Type Series I 4.2-Litre Roadster
that claimed national champion honors in Class C5 at the 2013 JCNA Concours.
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Regera
. All 80 planned units sold out shortly after introduction.
Copyright and courtesy of Gooding & Company. Photo by Mike Maez
The Regera’s pioneering propulsion system combines a powerful Koenigsegg twin-turbo V-8 internal-combustion engine with three electric motors via a new powertrain technology dubbed Koenigsegg Direct Drive. The system completely replaces the car’s transmission by placing an electric motor on the 1,100 hp engine’s crankshaft and drives the differential directly through a fluid coupler. The Regera has the first production hybrid system to run at 800 volts, utilizing battery technology pioneered in Formula 1. With total output for the Regera at 1,500 hp, the new model’s time of 22.87 seconds promptly broke the 0–400–0 km/h hour record previously held by a Koenigsegg Agera RS.
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The Regera on offer from Gooding was delivered directly from its original owner and shows just 369 miles from new. It benefits from $710,200 worth of options added to its U.S.-specification base price of $2.213 million.
Cyndi Paceley
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