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  Koenig C62  (1991 - date)

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In 1991 Koenig Specials produced the C62, a faithful replica of the legendary Porsche 962 race car, and so was born one of the fastest cars the world had ever seen.

Astronomical figures abound when reviewing the C62. 588bhp, 237mph and 200kmh from standstill in a time warp 9.9 seconds, along with a small matter of £350,000! An exact 962 replica would have been unusable on the road so the Koenig's ground clearance was increased and engine noise was suppressed (a little). Nevertheless, a power to weight ratio of well over 540 bhp/ton ensured that the C62's performance was not far off the racing Porsche's figures.


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www.koenig-specials.com
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Specification
Metric   Imperial

Body Coupe/Conv
2 Door, 2 Seat
Layout Mid Engine,
Rear Drive
Gearbox 5 Speed Manual


Top Speed
237 mph 
0 - 30 mph
 
0 - 60 mph
3.4 sec 
0 - 100 mph
 
0 - 124 mph
9.9 sec 
0 - 186 mph
 
30 - 70 mph
 
Standing qtr Mile
 
60 - 0 mph
 
0 - 100 - 0 mph
 
Lateral Accn  
Fuel Cons
 
Emissions  


New Price (UK) £550000
Used Price (UK) £n/a - £n/a

Cylinders 6 Turbo 
Capacity
206 in3 
Max Power
588 bhp @6300rpm 
Max Torque
533 lb/ft @4500rpm 
Power to Weight
543 bhp/ton 
Torque to Weight
492 lbft/ton 
Specific Output 175 bhp/litre 
Compression  
Bore x Stroke
 
Length
195.2 in 
Width
80.8 in 
Height
44 in 
Weight
2425 lbs 
Drag Cd  
Wheels (F/R) ? X 17
? X 17 
Tyres (F/R) 255/40 ZR17
335/35 ZR17 
Fuel Capacity
 
Fuel Type (UK)  

Ratings
Category Rating 1 Money No Object 2 Costed Rating 3 Bargain Rating 4
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Rivals
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Schuppan 962CR

(1992 - 1994)


Dauer 962 LM

(1994 - date)


Mercedes CLK GTR

(1999 - 2000)
 


Nissan R390 GT1

(1997 - 1999)


Porsche 993 GT1

(1997 - 1998)


Gumpert Apollo

(2005 - date)