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Gumpert Apollo Sport supercar review - Telegraph

Gumpert Apollo Sport supercar review The Gumpert Apollo Sport is arguably the fastest point-to-point car in the world. It blasts past 60mph in just three seconds

2005 Gumpert Apollo - Images, Specifications and Information

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2008 Gumpert Apollo Sport - Auto Shows - Car and Driver

2008 Gumpert Apollo Sport If you think Ferraris are for poseurs, we have a supercar for you.

Gumpert Apollo | evo Car Reviews | Car Reviews | evo

German supercar maker Gumpert has unleashed the production version of its Apollo supercar. It might not be pretty but, by gum, it's fast With a less than glamorous

Gumpert Apollo on fastest cars database

Gumpert Apollo news and pictures.All about this extreme supercar.

2011 Gumpert Apollo | Rapidcars – Exotic Car Pictures, Videos

» 2011 Gumpert ApolloRapidcars – Exotic Car Pictures, Videos, Specifications, Spottings, Crashes, Forums and Reviews. Discuss with other car fans.

Gumpert gears up for the race with Apollo R and Enraged

It doesn't get much more hard-core than the Gumpert Apollo. The German supercar is about as close as it gets to a race car for the road. But an outfit like Gumpert

Gumpert Apollo Sport Laps Nürburgring in 7:11, Claims Production

Let the internet flame war begin: Gumpert claims it has set the fastest production-car lap around Germany’s 13-mile Nürburgring. At 7 minutes and 11 seconds, the

Gumpert selects North American distributor and dealer for Apollo

Recent news from Germany has indicated Gumpert Sportswagenmanufaktur GmbH, makers of the speed demon Apollo super car, has officially established its dealership and

First Drive: 2007 Gumpert Apollo S - Inside Line: News, Road Tests

When you think about all the money Audi has spent on sports-car racing over the last 10 years, the 2007 Gumpert Apollo S shouldn't surprise us. After all, why not