Lotec Sirius

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2007 Lotec Sirius reviews. Specs & pictures on Auto Power Girl

Lotec Sirius 2007: Lotec Sirius has a body work produced from the optimum combination of carbon, Kevlar and

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The Sirius is a Lotec Auto manufactured by the German company Lotec. The project leader is the German pilot Kurt Lotterschmid, who has a history in its C2 German

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The Lotec Sirius is a stunning one-of-a-kind supercar built in 2001 by Kurt Lotterschmid, the man also responsible for creating

2009 Lotec Sirius technical specifications

These specs are for 2009 Lotec Sirius . What body style? fixed-head coupé with 2 seats How long? 4120 mm How heavy? 1280 kg What size engine? 6 litre, 5987 cm 3

2001 Lotec Sirius Images, Information and History | Conceptcarz.com

The Lotec Sirius (2001); The mastermind behind the Lotec Sirius was Kurt Lotterschmid, the individual who won the German Group C2 Championship title in 1983. His

Lotec Sirius vs Bugatti Veyron - Digg - All Topics - The Latest

The German company has presented the first pictures of their new model, Lotec Sirius being fated to compete with Bugatti Veyron and Koenigsegg CCX-R.

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Another impressive car is the Lotec Sirius. The Sirius is powered by the same Mercedes-Benz V12 engine as the Pagani Zonda. According to Lotec the Sirius will produce

2009 Lotec Sirius In The Works | Reviews | Prices | Australian

After several production delays and a few hard years, German specialist car builder Lotec is now ready to start spruiking its 2009 model Lotec Sirius and has released

Lotec updating Sirius supercar for 2009 - Luxury Car news, reviews

The Lotec Sirius was a German supercar launched earlier in the decade by former Group C2 championship race winner Kurt Lotterschmid. It was powered by a twin