Rossion Q1 - The American Supercar of the Decade

Whether you are looking for a luxury supercar, a sports car, or a mid-engined powerhouse, the Rossion Q1 is a great choice. In fact, it has been rated as the American supercar deal of the decade. The Q1 is a twin-turbocharged V6 engined mid-engined supercar designed by a company named Rossion Automotive. It is available in the United States, Britain, and South Africa. The Q1 is designed to be a luxurious driving experience and is intended to set new expectations for high performance sports cars.

The Rossion Q1 is a mid-engined supercar built on the Noble M400 chassis. The Q1 retains the M400's 96-inch wheelbase and the 3.2-liter Ford Duratec engine, but the exterior and interior have been altered. The body panels are made from lightweight carbon-kevlar to keep the weight down to 2,600 pounds. There are also racing-spec brakes, a lightweight battery, and a twin-turbocharged engine that produces 450 horsepower. It's also got a 0-60 time of just over 3 seconds and a top speed of 189 miles per hour.

The interior has been upgraded with carbon fiber seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, aluminum pedals, and side-adjustable pedals. The throttle is hinged at the firewall, making it similar to the operation of a Miata. The RX-7 clutch is also quite easy to operate, with a similar feel to a Miata. The hood is wide and low, so the ride is smooth.

The Q1 is available as a kit car that requires 45 hours of assembly and includes the chassis and powertrain. It also features air conditioning, heat exchangers, and wiring. You can purchase a complete car for around $100,000. The Q1 is not for street use, but is a great joyride car. You can even get a V6-powered version for a bit more money.

The Rossion Q1 is also featured in the game Forza Horizon 4. The company says that its most noticeable feature is the dual-turbocharged V6 engine. In addition, it claims that the Q1 is the first to have a tyre that is capable of generating over 1g on the track. The Q1 has a limited slip differential and a full roll cage. Its 305 lb-ft (413 Nm) of torque makes it feel a lot faster than its odometer reading.

The Q1 isn't the fastest car on the road, but it is the fastest of its kind. The 0-to-60 time is 3.1 seconds, and the top speed is 189 miles per hour. The ride is smooth and well weighed, but the suspension is harsh over bumps. The blowoff valve sounds like a gasping whale.

The Q1 has been compared to the Lamborghini LP550-2 and the Nissan GT-R. The hood is wider and lower, and the front overhang is a bit longer. The rear wheels are pushed out to the corners. The steering is also weighted well. The chassis is a bit more stable on tarmac than the Noble Noble GT.

The Q1 was developed by a Florida-based company named Rossion Automotive. The company's mission is to produce purest forms of speed and handling. Its production process is low-volume, supervised with a human touch. The Q1 uses state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques and old-world craftsmanship to create a stunning machine.