The KTM X-Bow was launched at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show and was KTM’s first car. but its owner is the richest man in the UK. Ineos expects to shift 25,000 cars a year when it goes on Odometer reading: 37,200km (approximately 23,100 miles) MoT expiry date: TBC *Formerly registered in Kuwait *NOVA declaration made *Comes with brand new KTM helmets and car cover *Freshly serviced; new tyres *Oakley Design enhancements Collaborating with legendary Italian racing car manufacturer, Dallara, motorcycle manufacturer KTM commenced work on the X-Bow project in 2005 and displayed the However, there are no pre-paid orders yet from Australia for the X-Bow (pronounced crossbow), due to be launched internationally in June/July. The Lotus-sized sports car was to be a limited-edition model for track and road use, but KTM spokesman Peter Schonlaub said international interest prompted them to launch with a full production run."Australian customers are able to order the car, but at On sale in the UK later in 2007 from selected Audi dealers as well as KTM’s UK base in Brackley, the regular X-Bow will cost €40,000 plus VAT (around £28,000 with taxes), and will use Audi
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