Description
ARTEGA GT – 9, 500 KM – BLACK / RED INTERIOR
An exclusive sports car, a singular history, a future collector's piece… if it isn't one already!
Produced in just 153 examples, the Artega GT is a true rarity in the automotive world.
Designed by Henrik Fisker, the celebrated designer responsible for the Aston Martin DB9, the Aston Martin V8 Vantage and the BMW Z8, it has timeless lines that evoke some of the finest sports cars, with hints of the Porsche Carrera GT, Aston Martin and Ferrari.
This example presents in a superb combination of black bodywork and red interior, a particularly successful contrast that highlights its sporting character and elegance.
With its 300 hp V6 mounted mid-rear, its low weight and its well-balanced chassis, the Artega GT delivers a genuine driving experience, combining agility, performance and feel.
Despite its exclusivity, it remains relatively easy to maintain. A large proportion of its mechanical components come from the Volkswagen-Audi Group, which makes servicing and parts supply much simpler. A specialist aftersales service also remains available despite the end of production.
With only 9, 500 kilometres, this Artega GT is in magnificent condition, both inside and out.
A rare, elegant and distinctive car, with all the ingredients of a future collector's piece. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a sports car you will almost never see on the road.
HISTORY
This Artega GT has a particularly interesting history, supported by several official Japanese documents that trace its journey since arriving in Japan.
Its history can be summarised as follows:
* July 2013: arrived in Japan via Artega Japan, the brand's representative in the Japanese market.
* January 2014: presumed new sale to its first Japanese owner, in Yokohama.
* October 2020: after nearly seven years in Japan with its first and only owner, the car was imported into Belgium by a Belgian dealer.
* February 2021: I acquired the vehicle from that dealer. I am therefore its second owner.
The car comes with several original Japanese documents, which help trace part of its history.
It currently has Belgian documentation.
Despite the end of production, Artega remains contactable and continues to respond to enquiries about its vehicles. Specialist aftersales support is still possible.
Today, this Artega GT has covered only 9, 500 kilometres and is in superb condition, both in its black bodywork and its magnificent red interior.
An extremely rare sports car, with only two owners since its first registration, very low mileage and a documented international history.
