Gemballa Ferrai Enzo MIG-U1 - dreams come true!

by AllAutoExperts    |  21 October, 2015

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Gemballa is transforming the strongest supersport car coming from Maranello, Ferrari Enzo, into a limited production personalized car, which comes in as little as 25 copies.

Gemballa has completely re-projected the aerodynamic system, turning all of the details into exclusively carbon made, in order to achieve the lightest weight possible.

You will be amazed to find out that the front spoiler is helping the car to achieve an additional power equivalent to 35 kg, based on the positioning, of course. At the same time, the back flap can achieve up to 85 kg on the back wheels and gradually lower once the speed of 120 km/h is reached. This way, Gemballa ensures that all of the exterior details go hand in hand with fast speeds.

The 12 cylinder engine is helped by the air duct Gemballa system to reach the maximum power. There is also an amazing ventilation system that ensures that the heated air is quickly taken out and that cool air is directed to the engine zone.

The Gemballa chassis is thus enriched with all the necessary details for the proper functioning of the unique looking car. The former exterior was replaced with new aggressive-looking details.

The producers bring innovation to the everyday usage of the car, consisting of the HLS system (electro-hydraulic height adjustment). By pushing one single button, the entire body is lifted at 45 mm so that the car can pass any obstacles in the road. The same button will bring the car back to its original height.

We cannot ignore the wheels, forged by Advanced Structural alloy. They considerably improve the esthetic and technical details of the car. The front wheels come in 10x19 inch, 265/35, while the back wheels come in the size of 13x20, 335/30.

We have mentioned the 12 cylinder engine, but we didn't tell you that it comes with a special exhaust function and an optimized motor management system. Thus, the engine can reach 700 hp.

If we were to describe Gemballațs interior in one word then it would be "comfort". The seats have been especially projected for this model; there are a central console, a sports wheel, and lots of leather. It all speaks luxury, with ultimate multimedia options, touch-screen, and iPod connection. The sound system is also impressive and every single detail in the cabin speaks refinement and elegancy.

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