Η Cigarette racing παρουσίασε το νέο της ταχύπλοο, το Black Series 50′ Marauder Cigarette, το οποίο έχει εμπνευστεί από τη νέα C63 AMG Black Series. Το σκάφος φορά δύο κινητήρες της Mercury Racing απόδοσης 1.350 ίππων η κάθε μια, με την συνολική ιπποδύναμη του να ανέρχεται στα 2.700 άλογα. Εξωτερικά, το ταχύπλοο είναι βαμμένο σε λευκό και μαύρο χρώμα με πολλά αλουμινένια διακοσμητικά τόσο στο εξωτερικό, όσο και στο εσωτερικό του. Η παρουσίαση του θα γίνει στην έκθεση Miami Boast Show 2012 αυτό το ΣΚ και περισσότερες λεπτομέρειες του, μπορείς να βρεις στο δελτίο τύπου που ακολουθεί.
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Mercedes-AMG and Cigarette Racing took their alliance to a new level with the debut of the “Black Series” 50′ Marauder Cigarette boat, inspired by the C63 AMG Black Series
While each brand’s products always exemplify the ultimate in performance and luxury, the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Black Series and Inspired by AMG “Black Series” 50′ Marauder represent the next level in excellence.
Arriving in U.S. dealerships this April, the C63 AMG Black Series is the most powerful C-Class of all time, boasting a maximum output of 510 hp and a maximum torque of 457 lb-ft. The high-revving AMG 6.3-liter V8 delivers a 0-60 sprint in just 4.2 seconds and a top speed of 186 mph.
Introduced at the 2012 Miami Boat Show, the Inspired by AMG “Black Series” 50′ Marauder features striking black and white design scheme is carried throughout from the Mercedes color-matched paint to the all-newly designed interior, upholstered with luxurious Alcantara.
Billet aluminum pieces -more than 100-are integrated throughout, customized for the AMG Black Series boat, incorporating a new formula of anodizing and corrosion resistance. Billet is featured on the dash, grab handles, seat supports, sound system and in numerous trim accents.
Powered by two Mercury Racing 1350 (2700 total hp.) engines, the boat’s speed is matched only by its smooth efficiency, running on pump fuel, without headers, with a warranty, combining for an exciting day on the water for the most discerning performance boat aficionado.
Founded upon mutual respect and product admiration, Mercedes-AMG and Cigarette Racing have developed a long-standing professional relationship. In 2010, Cigarette Racing revealed the “Inspired by AMG” 46′ Rider, inspired by the SLS AMG.
The Cigarette 46′ Rider featured hand-applied AMG ALUBEAM silver paintwork, also available on the SLS AMG. This process, used exclusively by AMG, covers body surfaces like a metallic skin, targeting light reflections to further emphasize exterior character lines and design details.
More details on the Cigarette Racing “Black Series” 50′ Marauder can be found online at www.cigaretteracing.com/legendary
About Cigarette Racing
Since 1969, Cigarette Racing Team has left an everlasting mark on the worldwide luxury powerboating industry. Its logo and iconic shapes are recognized throughout the world as the definition of custom high performance powerboating. The brand is renowned for its custom approach to building high performance luxury powerboats in which every customer’s personal touch can be seen. Cigarette’s long history and dedication to quality are on display all around the world being driven by presidents and enthusiasts alike. From 38′ to 50′ Cigarette Racing defines the industry of High Performance powerboating. More information can be found on Cigarette Racing at www.cigaretteracing.com.
About Mercedes-AMG
Mercedes-AMG is the high-performance subsidiary of the Mercedes-Benz Car Group and is headquartered in Affalterbach, Germany. AMG engineers lend the benefit of more than 40 years racing experience to the development of new Mercedes-AMG vehicles. Transmissions, brakes, aerodynamics, exhaust systems and, most importantly, the hand-crafted engine built and signed by an AMG Master Technician reflects AMG’s holistic approach to performance.
By blending AMG genes with Mercedes DNA, AMG has delivered thrilling performance and exclusive refinement to discerning customers since the brand’s introduction to the U.S. in 1995.
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