British-Built Farbio GTS Announced
By Sam
September 19, 2007 1:15 PM
Filed Under: European, Specialty Marques
British manufacturer Farbio have today announced their all-new, all-British Farbio GTS sports car, now swinging into full production at their facility in Bath in the South West of England. Priced from a little under sixty grand for the base GTS and a smidgen over seventy thousand pounds for the Supercharged version, the Farbio GTS boasts sports car refinement with an 'understated' elegant style.
Its carbon fibre body and space framed chassis lighten the GTS, weighing in at between 1048 and 1066 kgs, giving it 'exceptional aerodynamic grip control'. Power-to-weight ratios are therefore impressive, with the Supercharged model having 360 bhp per ton and the standard model, 250 bhp per ton, enabling an estimated 0-60 mph sprint in 4.8 seconds for the normally-aspirated model and 3.9 seconds for the Supercharged GTS. Fully adjustable dampers and large vented front and rear brake discs provide an exciting, precise ride in addition to highly capable braking.
Inside, Farbio GTS owners are treated to many creature comforts, with a 'spacious, ergonomic interior' featuring touch-screen satellite navigation, air conditioning and a sound system as standard, as well as fully adjustable Sparco reclining seats. Boot space allows for 220 litres of stowage, whether that be the week's shopping or a set of golf clubs.
If you're wanting your hands on this British beast, Farbio's waiting list is presently 8 months, with an order book worth £11 million over the next three years. Head over to their website for more details.
Press Release (Click to expand)
We are delighted to announce the exciting arrival of the new, all British Farbio GTS.
Now in production at our factory near Bath, the stunning Sports Car has a full carbon fibre body, space framed chassis, complete flat underfloor (incorporating a rear diffuser), giving the GTS an exceptional aerodynamic grip level. It has exquisite, flowing lines and an understated elegance combined with style, giving a truly refined sports car with outstanding performance.
Base price is £59,925 for the normally aspirated model and £71,675 for the Supercharged version.
The car is mid-engine ranging from a 262bhp normally aspirated model with 0 – 60mph in 4.8 seconds (est), up to 384bhp for the Rotrex Supercharged version with 0 – 60mph in 3.9 seconds (est).
The Farbio GTS has an impressive power-to-weight ratio of 360bhp per ton (250bhp per ton for the normally aspirated car). It is lightweight, weighing in at a nimble 1066kgs for the Supercharged model and 1048kgs for the normally aspirated version.
Brakes are AP Racing with Four Pot Callipers, 350mm vented front discs and 328mm rear, giving immense braking capabilities.
Suspension is fully adjustable dampers with Eibach coil-over springs to give the car an exciting, precise driving experience – a feature omitted from many modern day sports cars.
GTS customers will be able to tour in comfort with the spacious, ergonomic interior, with fully adjustable Sparco reclining seats allowing for a 6’6” driver. The controls have an easy accessibility with the touch-screen featuring satellite navigation, air conditioning and sound system as standard.
Long distance touring is made easier due to the 76 litre fuel tank and 220 litre boot capacity, which can incorporate a full size set of golf clubs or luggage.
Farbio Sports Cars has the benefit of an £11million order book for the next three years with customers from the UK, USA, Scandinavia and Thailand. Our UK waiting list is currently 8 months at the time of going to press.
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