About: 2001 B Engineering Edonis

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The Edonis supercar was developed by B.Engineering in the old Bugatti facility in Italy. In the area where many of the world's best supercars are built, B.Engineering wanted to make their own supercar that could compete. What they ended up with was a car that could travel 225 mph with a 0-60 time under 4 seconds. The car, made of carbon fiber and aluminum has a twin turbo-charged V-12 creating 680 bhp. Trying everything they could to reduce weight, they even went with a run-flat tire so they would not have to install a spare.

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rdfs:label	2001 B Engineering Edonis
rdfs:comment	The Edonis supercar was developed by B.Engineering in the old Bugatti facility in Italy. In the area where many of the world's best supercars are built, B.Engineering wanted to make their own supercar that could compete. What they ended up with was a car that could travel 225 mph with a 0-60 time under 4 seconds. The car, made of carbon fiber and aluminum has a twin turbo-charged V-12 creating 680 bhp. Trying everything they could to reduce weight, they even went with a run-flat tire so they would not have to install a spare.
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abstract	The Edonis supercar was developed by B.Engineering in the old Bugatti facility in Italy. In the area where many of the world's best supercars are built, B.Engineering wanted to make their own supercar that could compete. What they ended up with was a car that could travel 225 mph with a 0-60 time under 4 seconds. The car, made of carbon fiber and aluminum has a twin turbo-charged V-12 creating 680 bhp. Trying everything they could to reduce weight, they even went with a run-flat tire so they would not have to install a spare. Final cost was just under $1million. There was less than 21 of the cars built, luckily we have seen a few more Hot Wheels porduced, and for a few dollars less.

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