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This 250-MPH Danish Supercar Could Steal The Spotlight At Geneva

Mar. 04, 2017 6:00 AM ET by Michael Hines Reveal / 3 Comments Zenvo has unveiled the achingly gorgeous TS1 GT days before the Geneva Motor Show. Danish automaker Zenvo has revealed the TS1 GT 10th Anniversary online before its official unveiling at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show. The supercar is not a new model per se. It's a "radical re-imagining" of the TS1. That car wowed us at Geneva last year, but unfortunately Zenvo is still known best for making supercars that catch on fire. The company is aiming to put those fiery memories behind it with this special edition model celebrating the firm's 10th birthday. The TS1 GT is quite the birthday gift with its 5.8-liter twin-supercharged engine. That ridiculous power plant is good for 1,150 horsepower and a top speed of 250 mph. Those are bold performance claims that we hope the Danes are ready to back up on the track. Regardless of whether or not the TS1 GT can actually hit 250 mph we know one thing for sure: This supercar looks damn good. The color of the paint is "Fjord Blue" and it looks absolutely stunning. Those copper bronze stripes-that's how Zenvo described the color-on the roof and hood were a slick idea, as was leaving the carbon fiber on those panels exposed. The TS1 GT is a one-off model, and there's no word on if Zenvo is planning to hold onto it or if it will go up for sale/has already been purchased. We'll have more info and live shots once the Geneva Motor Show kicks off next week.

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