Gerry Khouri based in Malaysia owns a brand Bufori which less heard of in the automotive industry but is of Australian origin.
There is no denial that the car looks vintage & classy and the technology and material that go into the making of this car are nothing short of modern.
The complete bodywork comes from carbon-kevlar composite material. The engine is a V6 and the driver gets aids like ABS, EBD, airbags and automatic transmission etc.
Inside the cabin, there is some confusion with 24-karat gold plated bezels of the clocks lending vintage feel and the four-spoke leather-wood steering wheel, electronic buttons for window panes and seat adjustment and such other bits giving it a modern-day look.
The La Joya engine is encased right behind the seats in a completely soundproof space. The car has an amazing outgoing engine, a 2.7-litre V6 borrowed from Hyundai.
The exact price is yet to be known, but expect an approximate price of Rs 1.5 crore (ex-showroom) for the basic car.
The company plans to sell about 8 -10 cars to start with in its first year and then grow gradually. Twice Group, the sole distributor for the Bufori cars, promises service backup for the cars across the country.
Source: http://autos.in.msn.com
There is no denial that the car looks vintage & classy and the technology and material that go into the making of this car are nothing short of modern.
The complete bodywork comes from carbon-kevlar composite material. The engine is a V6 and the driver gets aids like ABS, EBD, airbags and automatic transmission etc.
Inside the cabin, there is some confusion with 24-karat gold plated bezels of the clocks lending vintage feel and the four-spoke leather-wood steering wheel, electronic buttons for window panes and seat adjustment and such other bits giving it a modern-day look.
The La Joya engine is encased right behind the seats in a completely soundproof space. The car has an amazing outgoing engine, a 2.7-litre V6 borrowed from Hyundai.
The exact price is yet to be known, but expect an approximate price of Rs 1.5 crore (ex-showroom) for the basic car.
The company plans to sell about 8 -10 cars to start with in its first year and then grow gradually. Twice Group, the sole distributor for the Bufori cars, promises service backup for the cars across the country.
Source: http://autos.in.msn.com
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