Vencer Sarthe
Vencer Sarthe is an exotic supercar made in Netherlands. It's fully analog, without hybrid technology, automatic gearboxes or any other type of electronic driver interference. Sarthe is inspired by the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans race car from the 80's. It offers a unique blend of raw power, mechanical feel, dynamic agility, and minimalist, modern sophistication.
The basis of the Vencer Sarthe is a hybrid space frame chassis made from high-grade tubular steel with a chrome-moly safety structure and a rear subframe. Sarthe's floors consist of an aluminium honeycomb structure. This combination of materials and technology results in a lightweight, ultra-strong and rigid chassis.
To reduce overall weight and for optimum safety, the body panels are made of lightweight carbon
The Vencer Sarthe packs a 6.2 LS3 V8 engine pumping out 510hp at 6000rpm and 650Nm of torque. The engine sits behind the driver in a mid-engine configuration, matted to a 6-speed transaxle gearbox. Thanks to this configuration, the weight of the car is well-balanced. Vencer Sarthe made the dash from zero to 100km/h in 3.8 seconds and has a top speed around 325km/h.
In its suspension you can find a double wishbone and anti-roll bars to ensure pure and direct vehicle control without additional electronic interference. Only ABS and EBD can properly support the driver in unsafe situations.
Vencer Sarthe price: Starting at € 270.000