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Written by Ollie Kew
Today in hypercars, we humbly present for your consideration, the new Milan Red. It"s about time that Austria had an entrant into the snakepit of Koenigseggs, Paganis, and Bugattis, no? The Milan Red brings a new design idea to the world of hypercars too. Rather than being shaped by a brutal chase for downforce, like the McLaren Senna and Ford GT, or by the sheer artistic madness favoured by Pagani or Apollo, Milan Automotive wanted a hypercar inspired by Austrian falconry. Which explains that beaky nose. Yikes. Takes some eye-digestion, doesn"t it? And it"s not just the styling that"s bird-tastic. Milan has given the Red three driving modes named after the abilities of Austria"s rare and lethal bird of prey. Instead of Sport or Race modes, in this car, you choose between Glide, Hunt and Attack modes. We"re really not making this up.
Date written: 30 Jul 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 12734
Today in hypercars, we humbly present for your consideration, the new Milan Red. It"s about time that Austria had an entrant into the snakepit of Koenigseggs, Paganis, and Bugattis, no? The Milan Red brings a new design idea to the world of hypercars too. Rather than being shaped by a brutal chase for downforce, like the McLaren Senna and Ford GT, or by the sheer artistic madness favoured by Pagani or Apollo, Milan Automotive wanted a hypercar inspired by Austrian falconry. Which explains that beaky nose. Yikes. Takes some eye-digestion, doesn"t it? And it"s not just the styling that"s bird-tastic. Milan has given the Red three driving modes named after the abilities of Austria"s rare and lethal bird of prey. Instead of Sport or Race modes, in this car, you choose between Glide, Hunt and Attack modes. We"re really not making this up.
Date written: 30 Jul 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 12734
