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Karl

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The popular saying that dynamite comes in small packages applies to this unique Twingo Trophy V8 from French tuners Lazareth Auto Moto. Seemingly inspired by the competition Renault Megane Trophy and the Clio V6 Renault Sport, the car features an old 3.5-litre Range Rover V8 with 147kW (200hp). The block sits not under the bonnet but behind the front seats where rear passengers used to sit. Torque is sent to the rear wheels via a 5-speed manual gearbox.

Lazareth kitted the car out with 18-inch alloy wheels wrapped in slick Yokohama tyres (230/650/18 at the front and 320/650/18 at the rear), wider front and rear tracks, a massive rear diffuser and matt grey exterior paint. The suspension was modified and brakes upgraded.

Interior pieces include MOMO alcantara bucket seats and a sports steering wheel. A centrally-mounted Translogic digital display shows speed, revs per minute, a shift light, lap times and other information.

Unfortunately very little of the Lazareth Twingo Trophy V8 appears on this short video clip. However, anyone interested in ownership will be asked to pay a sum of €70,000 (US$104,160) for one.

https://www.worldcarfans.com/10910272268 ... mini-video
 

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Why fit an ancient rover v8 with only 200hp without tuning it, that engine could easily have been tuned to 400 ponies, if you want 200 ponies a tuned 182 engine fits in front lol
 
200bhp would b more than enough!!400 would just b undriveable!!!
i agree that an f4r would have been better tho due to its weight!and i know they fit into the front of one of those twingos!!
 
Plus the fact that they've moved away from Renault and made it a combination of many things which makes it more exciting... Well, I'm not excited by it but you get what I mean...
 
Personally i would tune the v8 up, 200hp isn't amazing from a v8, and they go cheap, if anyones been to scrappies near brum you can pick up a running v8 for a shade over a ton
 
Prabmire":1pazxbqk said:
Personally i would tune the v8 up, 200hp isn't amazing from a v8, and they go cheap, if anyones been to scrappies near brum you can pick up a running v8 for a shade over a ton


Id like to see you go and do it then .....
 
flat 6 . hehe
wondered if a VAG 5 cyclinder or volvo 5 cyclinder could squeeze into the twingo 133.
seen as clio mk2 with the VAG, sounded nice
 
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