CLASSIC CARS.
The Salica Cars, after a prolonged experience as tuner Noble, introduced the Salica GT.
Everything revolved around the powertrain, a 3.5 V6 offered in two different power grades. The more "modest," naturally aspirated one delivered a maximum output of 400 hp, while the twin-turbo version reached 500 hp and 750 Nm of torque. The gearbox, arranged with the differential on the rear axle, was offered with either H-movement or sequential movement.
Performance was enhanced by the weight of only 1,025 kilograms, and translated into a sprint of only 3.2 seconds to reach 100 km/h and a top speed of over 270 km/h.
The Salica Cars, after a prolonged experience as tuner Noble, presented in 2008 the Salica GT.
English in everything. Even in the ability to come assembled piece by piece by the buyer.
Everything revolved around the engine, a 3.5 V6 offered in two different power ratings. The more 'modest', aspirated engine delivered a maximum output of 400 hp, while the twin-turbo version reached 500 hp and 750Nm of torque.
The gearbox, arranged with the differential on the rear axle, was offered with either H- or sequential movement.
Performance was enhanced by the weight of just 1,025 kilos, resulting in a sprint of just 3.2 seconds to 100 km/h and a top speed of over 270 km/h.
There were some doubts about the aesthetic characterisation, as the car seemed to be trying to copy the Ferrari 430 spider, with good results nonetheless.