Gordon Murray T.33 The 100 specimens sold out immediately

There T.33 is already sold-out. Gordon Murray Automotive’s second supercar was unveiled just a few days ago, but all 100 specimens planned have already been awarded despite a list price of 1.37 million pounds excluding taxes, equal to about 1.65 million euros per current exchange. The first deliveries are scheduled only in 2024 and for those on the waiting list there is still hope: in the future, in fact, there will be an expansion of the range with a roadster version and, most likely, also an extreme trackday model. (not approved for road traffic, however).

The younger sister. The T.33 is the younger sister of the T.50 and represents, according to Murray, a vehicle capable not only of thrilling, but also of being used every day. The philosophy behind it is the one that the former F1 designer has always pursued: reduced weight, carbon monocoque, aspirated engine, manual gearbox, minimalist design and great attention to space, to the driving position and to visibility despite the limitations of a body designed primarily for aerodynamics.

615 hp for 1,090 kg. On the strength of the experience gained on its three-seater older sister, the two-seater T.33 inherited the aspirated V12 Cosworth, here in the 615 HP version, called upon to move just 1,090 kg. The car renounces the rear active fan but still offers ground effect, thanks to the faired bottom. In addition, to facilitate the use of the T.33 in everyday life, an electro-actuated gearbox is also available as an option. With 280 liters of trunk and infotainment with Apple CarPlay, the T.33 is also ready for the home-office or for a weekend away.