by AllAutoExperts | 14 December, 2015
The Koenigsegg One:1 with chassis number 112 has arrived to Miami, Florida. This is a track-only supercar and is not legal (yet) in the USA.
This particular One:1 is finished in white and exposed carbon fiber components. It gets power from a 5-liter twin-turbo V8 engine that unleashes 1,341 hp and has a top speed of 237 mph.
The Miami based dealership has not made public its further plans about the Koenigsegg.
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