While it may sound like a carnival magician (Zenvo the Magnificant!), it’s a car. Well, actually, it’s a supercar. Designed and 100% built in Denmark. (You know, when I think supercars, I think Denmark.) Supposedly it goes 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds with a top speed of 233 mph. That would put it 7th fastest on Supercars.org’s top ten list<\/a>. And it’s from Denmark.<\/p>\n The exclusive part? They’re only building 15. That makes the Bugatti Veyron owners club (all 300 of them) look like Denny’s on free Grand Slam breakfast day: a packed house.<\/p>\n Interestingly, they’re not trying to knock the Veyron off the top of the fastest cars list. The company claims its goal is to build a supercar that you can drive every day. It has three different driving modes:\u00a0normal, sport and race.\u00a0You get either 650bhp, 850bhp or 1104bhp depending on your mood and courage.<\/p>\n But is it worth $1.8 million? I guess you’ll have to ask the guy who ends up number 16 on the list. Will it be deep regrets, or great relief when he doesn’t get one?<\/p>\n By the way, the name Zenvo came from combining the names of the two people who started the company: Jesper Jensen and Troels Vollertsen. I can only assume that Zs and Js are the same thing in Denmark.<\/p>\n Incidentally, the car is on a tour of the US this month. I guess\u00a0their failure to show up at my house has something to do with a lost address…<\/p>\n Check out video of the car.<\/a><\/p>\n Read a full road test of the Zenvo.<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.yankodesign.com\/images\/design_news\/2008\/12\/18\/zenvo.jpg?resize=281%2C199\")
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