1986 Bogliq Ungoliant 469AE
The evergreen D3 Ungoliant started life in 1970, raced at the Nürburgring, @Marcus_gt500 made it look awesome in the early 80’s then it bows out in the early 90’s!!!
Bogliq USA wanted to provide a USDM alternative to the wave of European import sportscars flooding the USA in the 50’s, which was provided by the D1 Bazooka.
The First generation D3 Ungoliant was a classic wedge shaped supercar, introduced in 1970, and went racing at the Nürburgring that same year. Sales were slow during the fuel crisis years but the model survived, mainly due to being Bogliq’s premiere halo car of the time.
The Second Generation D3 Ungoliant made waves for different reasons. The famous designer, João “Joe” Dunha, redesigned the entire car with looks to die for. The Ungoliant also starred in “Seattle ATF”, a famous TV show about a couple of glamourous ATF agents who enforced alchohol, tobacco and firearms law in, and around, Seattle while driving a modified Ungoliant 469AE…
Performance Specifications
286Kw 6.9L V8
5 speed manual, MR, two seater
4.6s zero to 100Km/h
13.02s Quarter Mile
80 - 120Km/h surge, 2.92s
23.9L per 100Km, 95RON
Submitted car is an EU specification 469AE with optional Cat delete, 95RON tune and classic bronze rim option.
OOC: Thanks again @Marcus_gt500 for making this badass design; you gave it another decade of sales viability!