Totem GT Super Jarama: A 670-HP, Limited-Edition Restomod Marvel скачать в хорошем качестве

Totem GT Super Jarama: A 670-HP, Limited-Edition Restomod Marvel

There are restomods, and then there are the ones that make you rethink what a classic car can be. Totem Automobili definitely falls into the latter category. You may not be familiar with this small Italian workshop, but they produce one of the most striking Alfa Romeo-based restomods on the planet. It’s called the GT Super, and the latest iteration to come out of their workshop is the ‘Jarama’. (This particular car’s 2.8-litre twin-turbo V6 engine is paired with an open-shift six-speed manual transmission, producing 670 hp.) This special build takes its name from the historic Jarama circuit where a GTA Junior 1300 triumphed in a grueling four-hour race during the 1972 European Touring Car Championship. Like any GT Super, the Jarama is a head-turning beauty, but it sets itself apart with a number of special touches that Totem plans to build, not just the 40 examples it will produce. The GT Super Jarama features Totem’s own carbon fibre bodywork, painted in a deep Blu Cervino colour that is more classic than showy. The Totem adds to the exclusivity with CNC-machined side badges that combine Alfa Romeo’s Cloverleaf emblem with the ‘Jarama’ script. Inside, Connolly Cognac leather covers the seats, headliner and side panels. The Italian firm has also added two vintage Tag Heuer chronographs on the passenger side as a nod to “the golden age of racing, when even keeping time was a manual, analogue operation”. The rest of the cabin is finished in expertly machined aluminium and carbon fibre. There’s also a gorgeous open-shift (gated) gear lever with exposed linkage. Powering the GT Super is a 2.8-litre twin-turbo V6 engine developed by Italtecnica. This engine features six individual throttle bodies, direct and port fuel injection, four valves per cylinder, and (as standard) produces 591 hp (441 kW) and 516 lb-ft (700 Nm) of torque at 7,200 rpm. The Italian company also offers a more powerful version of this engine that produces 739 hp (551 kW) and 627 lb-ft (850 Nm) of torque, although a plaque in the cabin of this GT Super reveals that it has 670 hp. An open-shift six-speed manual transmission is the only option, sending power to the rear wheels via a limited-slip differential. Totem didn’t put a price tag on this special build, but in case you’re wondering, the GT Super starts at €539,000 (about $584,000 at current exchange rates) in its most basic form. Of course, that’s before you start adding options and personal touches – which could easily push the final bill above $700,000. At that point, it’s less a car and more a carbon fibre ‘show body’ with a gear lever. Source: arabagarajim.com/totem-alfa-romeo-gt-super-