Hello and welcome to Airborne Automotive, where I’m presenting cars of the company (sometimes other companies, but still affliated with Airborne).
Let’s start from blast, ladies and gentleman, Airborne Rea! (I’ll put text and link to photos for easier life and not 30 min page loading)
2016 Airborne Rea
What can I tell now. We presented this car few days ago in Frankfurt on IAA. Read my relation from presenting the car.
Rea was covered, cover got out and the car was shown. People are clapping, then clapping stays.
Welcome ladies and gentleman. As you may know, I’m Oskar and I’m current CEO of Airborne Automotive, one polish-american crosscountry premium company. Do you remember year 2011 when my Airborne R400 drawing leaked into the internet? Well. This was the first iteration of current Rea. It was also at some point one of first iterations of Haiyan. But as you may notice, Rea is like smaller sister to Haiyan: has less power, it is less hardcore and in general still fun to drive, plus it uses the same engine layout, but with another engine. The engine that powers the Rea is made specially for this car, but we won’t hide fact that first running prototypes of the car that you see used units from Xy GT. This engine may be weaker, but it’s more opted on track and everyday use, plus it’s lighter despite fact that this is inline six. In interior we used eco-leather and generic type of wood. Thanks fuckers from Greenpeace.
But back to the topic, Rea also comes with U-shaped glass panel on the engine cover so you can see how this bad boy vibrates if it is interesting to you. If you ask about the competitors, I would say: Porsche Cayman, Alfa Romeo 4C, eventually V6 Ferrari when it will come out, we’ll see. The price will stay at price of approximately Alfa 4C’s, but hey, you are getting more luxury stuff plus almost permanent service and eventually my lessons when it comes to track use. laugh. Okay, at the end, I want only to tell you people to also watch our other cars: Ganimedes, Deimos, Synths and S270. We didn’t brought them with no purpose.
Oh, and I would forgot: greetings to Jeffur Automobiles CEO and my dear Singaporean friend Muhammad.
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1989 Airborne Synth
Synth. Well, we named it back in the years due to popularity of electronic music. Synth was presented at Geneva in 1988 and went production in 1989 as a replacement of Sentinel that was produced from 1971 and even had two generations! Synth in general was a car that was presented as four-door sedan. Two-door coupe and wagon joined the offer in 1990 and Clubman variant joined in 1991. All of these cars lasted to 1996 and presentation of new model. Funfact: Alpha is one of successors of the Synth. But back to the topic. Wagon, coupe and sedan were powered by the same engine: 220 HP unit which was placed transversely and connected to front wheels. Clubman was enhanced with some point of bodykit, bigger grilles, exclusive rims and 236 HP engine. It was also rear-wheel-drive unlike it’s cheaper twins. Prices stayed like this:
Sedan - 12.230 $
Wagon - 13.170 $
Coupe - 12.890 $
Clubman -15.780 $
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1993 Airborne Ganimedes
Well, you would remember the Xy. Produced from 1980 to 1991. After break of CCCP and Xy’s production finish we’ve planned something new. We tried to create still sportish, but family car. In 1992 previous CEO confirmed the Ganimedes project. It was planned to be developed in three versions: E (comes from Eco), S (comes from Sport), RS (comes from Rallye Sport). Thankfully to money crisis after 1991 and the Evoluzione project which ate half of the company budget Ganimedes was never finished fully - only Eco prototype was made. Despite fact that it’s prototype it’s fully drivable. Powered by 89 PS 2-litre 4-cylinder engine it could reach 177 km/h and needed almost 11 seconds to reach 100 km/h. Ganimedes was quite light and even considered to be in production in changed form, but this plan wasn’t realized until 1997 and the next model. If you want, you can/could see this car on the Frankfurt IAA. Ganimedes Sport and RS are, sadly, only on sketches.
Funfact: CEO said that if Ganimedes would be produced from 1994, it would cost 7.650 $.
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2003 Airborne S270
As you may know, Jeffur Scout Coupe was produced between 2001 and 2002 and thankfully to extremely high price it led to Jeffur Automobiles US’s bankrupcy. In January 2003 (2.01.2003 if it matters) Airborne Motor Group bought 60% of Jeffur US actions. Plus it split perfectly in time, when Airborne S240 went out of the production in mid 2002 and needed a successor. Airborne Automotive took some Jeffur’s engineers responsible for the Scout Coupe, brought some engineers from S240 and VOILA! We have the all-new S270. In shape it was all-new, but still it reminded of Airborne S200 which began this line of [size=50]fucking awesome nigga supahcars[/size] Airborne’s sports cars on mid level. S270 was powered by 2701cc twin turbo V6 generating 280 PS, and with combination of mediocre weight plus genuine aerodynamics setup S270 could reach 245 km/h and needed only 6.7 seconds to reach 100 km/h. Sadly enough, acceleration was enough to compete with it’s main rival, Ray Shibasaki in japanese spec but was left out by british one. Power was transferred to rear wheels. In interior you could find leather or alcantara seats and dashboard and on dashboard it was combined with spruce wood additions. Plus it had analog clock made by best polish producents as a funfact. The car was costing 25.290 $ at the time and was pretty successful.
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2006 Airborne Deimos
The year is 2006. Airborne Automotive wanted to put their new med-level supercar, Deimos into Le Mans championship. However, like the Ganimedes, money lack was the problem. Street version was built to be first massive supercar of the company and race version was never built. Street car was made only in years 2006-2007 and there are 893 units produced. It wasn’t very successful car: First, emissions. Second: mass. But, third: it was quite cheap - costed 107.800 $. Sadly, the interior was lacking due to lack of funds - engine was lacking too. In general, not very successful car. Pretty much confirmed as one of Cerberus’s precedessors.
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