Вот вам еще одна «наша машина» российский суперкар Rossa LM GT
В сети появились первые снимки «боевого» суперкара Rossa, созданного в России. На фотографиях запечатлена версия Rossa LM GT, которая прежде нигде не упоминалась.
Это гоночный вариант спорткупе, представленного в статусе концепта год назад. LM GT будет участвовать в гонках в классе GTX в составе частной команды Graff Racing, а затем его сертифицируют по международным требованиям класса GT2.
Вот вам еще одна «наша машина» российский суперкар Rossa LM GT
В сети появились первые снимки «боевого» суперкара Rossa, созданного в России. На фотографиях запечатлена версия Rossa LM GT, которая прежде нигде не упоминалась.
Это гоночный вариант спорткупе, представленного в статусе концепта год назад. LM GT будет участвовать в гонках в классе GTX в составе частной команды Graff Racing, а затем его сертифицируют по международным требованиям класса GT2.
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