Machine for one million dollars! Really!
Latvian tuner
carmaker Dartz Motorz Company, presented the luxury SUV Black Snake,
built on the basis of another luxury SUV - Mercedes-Benz GL63 AMG.
The new car is the first soft-skinned vehicles produced under the brand
name Dartz, and its name symbolizes Snake step on the Chinese calendar
year of the snake. Exclusive new product built specifically for the Chinese market and will be released a limited edition of only a few units. The cost of each instance of a car will be 1 million U.S. dollars.
The car body
has already familiar brand models Dartz angular shape, resulting in the
design of the SUV is formed not quite unequivocal opinion.
Car has an aluminum body, using the same capsule technology, which was
first used during the construction of the machine Soviet leader, Joseph
Stalin.
The decoration of the body used precious metals and precious stones,
such as gold and diamonds, which are decorated with the emblem on the
hood Dartz.
Considerable dimensions of the body of the "Black Snake" emphasize
numerous LED lights, located on the roof top and bottom of the headlamp,
and between the tail lights.
The interior leather and wood used. It should be noted that customers themselves can choose the type of wood and leather they need animal.
Among the available options appear whale skin, and taken from his
penis, shark skin, snake, crocodile, ostrich and many other wildlife. Precious metals together with precious stones adorn the interior decorative elements, as well as its usual details. The passengers in the car has a premium sound system Bang & Olufsen.
Platform and engine Dartz Black Snake are the same as in the serial "charged" SUV Mercedes GL63 AMG. 5.5-liter twin-turbo V8 engine linked to a seven-speed automatic transmission and permanent all-wheel drive. Its 557 horsepower and 760 Newton meters of torque is enough to disperse the heavy car to 100 km / h in about 5 seconds.
As a bonus, each holder of an exclusive Latvian car every month for two years to get 56 grams of caviar.
