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@@LegendCarsFuture i would never subscribe to you in the first place

@acidtears but Why bro

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what your choice ?

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You can't even count 50% Bugatti means 50% koenigsegg otherwise where would the other 10% go?

What is the laughing matter can you tell us

Let us know if you want to know about them

may or may not

Toyota Supra King Of the world Toyota Supra 70% and other 20%

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Did you buy this car that is not good?

@FutureImportantDetails Bro its dont have a good fanbase

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Pretty much everyone is voicing their preferences.♥️🥰

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supra kid

@bossrudrayt7094 Supra kid or Supra king 🤣

@@LegendCarsFuturehe's a supra kid not king

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Choosing an Audi R8 over a Koenigsegg Jesko might seem odd if you're purely focused on performance and exclusivity, but it depends on the context and priorities: 1. Practicality: The R8 is more practical for everyday use. It has better ground clearance, more comfortable seating, and is easier to drive in urban settings. 2. Price: The Jesko is in a completely different price bracket. While the R8 is expensive, the Jesko costs several million dollars and requires a significant investment. 3. Maintenance: Owning a hypercar like the Jesko comes with incredibly high maintenance costs, while the R8 is relatively manageable. 4. Availability: Jeskos are ultra-rare, with limited production, making them difficult to acquire. R8s are more accessible in comparison. 5. Purpose: Not everyone wants or needs a hypercar. Some might prefer a well-balanced supercar like the R8 that provides enough performance while being user-friendly. It all depends on what someone values in a car! If performance and exclusivity are the only considerations, the Jesko wins, but the R8 appeals to a broader audience for other reasons.

The new year models are secret right now, the ones that are coming will be look 24. Wait for a couple of months

Where do you found it?

Where to Find Apollo Cars: 1. Dealerships Specializing in Hypercars: High-end luxury car dealerships, such as H.R. Owen in London or Miller Motorcars, often deal with brands like Apollo. 2. Specialist Hypercar Boutiques: Companies like Tom Hartley Jnr or Romans International in the UK might occasionally list such cars. 3. Auctions: Renowned auction houses like RM Sotheby’s, Bonhams, or Gooding & Co. might feature them during special events. 4. Direct Manufacturer Contact: Apollo Automobil GmbH directly sells to elite clientele and might be able to assist in acquiring a model. 5. Private Sales and Collectors: Some hypercars are sold discreetly through private transactions. You might need connections in the collector’s circle. Would you like more information or assistance with any specific model?

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Apollo is a boutique hypercar manufacturer known for its ultra-exclusive and high-performance vehicles. Their most famous models include the Apollo Intensa Emozione (IE) and upcoming concepts like the Apollo Project Evo. These cars are renowned for their extreme design, track-focused engineering, and rarity. The Apollo Intensa Emozione (IE), for instance, is powered by a naturally aspirated 6.3-liter V12 engine producing 780 horsepower. Its aggressive aerodynamics, lightweight carbon fiber construction, and limited production of just 10 units make it incredibly rare and valuable. While the IE costs around $2.7 million (£2.1 million) per unit at launch, aftermarket prices or special one-offs could push prices much higher. A figure of £25 million might be more plausible for multiple Apollo cars or special collaborations/custom versions with unique features, but it’s less likely for a single standard model. Are you referring to a specific Apollo car or a custom collector’s piece?

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Hi How are you Are you sure that model isn't 2025

You may not have noticed it carefully

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