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Coupe
2010, 2011, 2012
Artega Gt
Designed by Henrik Fisker and powered by a Volkswagen engine, the Artega GT was a two-seat sports car that could stand side-by-side with other supercar heroes of its times.
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Available Engines
1 engines
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