This Agera R was finished towards the end of 2011. Soon after completion she found her home in Switzerland. Throughout 2012 and 2013 the car was spotted in numerous locations around Switzerland but was most frequently spotted at the Bentley dealer in “Garage de l'Athénée” Geneva. This particular Agera R is rather mysterious and has not been spotted since the end of 2013.
If you have recent pictures or know about her whereabouts in 2014-2015 please feel free to contact us.
Exterior
The exterior is completely finished in one color, Koenigsegg “Snow White” with red “Claw” stripes in the center of the bonnet which continue into the interior dashboard. Many of the usual carbon accented parts including mirrors and air inlet/outlets are seen. The Dynamic rear wing is also finished in white with dual thin red stripes running along the center. The wheels were factory fitted with 9 spoke black Vortex Generating Rims (VGR) with white pinstripes.
The stalks of the outside rearview mirrors (ORVMs) were changed at some point in time on this car. For a better understanding the pictures below show the “regular” mirror design of chassis #083 compared to the updated design of this Agera R.
The interior is also finished in just one color being black. The Koenigsegg seats are also finished in black leather with a blend of white and red accents. From chassis #085 all cars had the new steering wheel fitted to them from the factory and hence this car also has the newer style steering wheel.
This Agera R is fitted with the standard Agera R engine, delivering 1140 HP, and the standard 7-speed dual clutch sequential gearbox.
WE ARE IN NEED OF ENGINE PICTURES OF THIS CAR.
Trivia
The easiest way to differentiate this Agera R from the earlier white Ageras are it does not have the black/carbon tips on the dynamic rear wing which chassis #083 #084 and #085 have. The only other white Agera which does not have the black/carbon tips is chassis #092 however chassis #092 is finished in matte white.
This particular car is rumored to share its garage with one of the most impressive collections of modern supercars, including chassis #079 Agera which is another mysterious car and the first customer Agera.
