The Koenigsegg CCX arrived at a moment when the Swedish brand needed to grow up without losing its appetite for outrageous speed. It was the car that forced a tiny manufacturer to think globally, to ...

The Koenigsegg CCX may have been one of the first vehicles produced by the small Swedish car manufacturer but it is not to be underestimated and as this dyno video proves, remains one heck of a ...

From Top Gear to Pebble Beach, Christian and his team took the world by storm. Here is how their tenth anniversary laid the framework for the world’s fastest production car. There comes a point in the ...

You don't see the Koenigsegg CCX (or its ethanol-fueled evil twin, the CCXR, pictured here) at every other stoplight. Hell, it's only available at one dealership in the United States, the ...

Spending one's time on social media means serious filtering is required, as you are constantly bombarded with media whose description may or may not be accurate. Of course, many allow themselves to be ...

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Supercars with manual transmissions are getting rarer, which is why this 2008 Koenigsegg CCX is a notable find. First spotted by Road & Track, it's got the requisite three pedals, and is currently for ...

Want a new Koenigsegg? Good luck. Even if you have the cash on hand, the order books are full. So what to do? Buy a used one, that’s what. But if the prospect of buying a million-dollar hypercar in ...

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Ralph Hanson February 28, 2008 Comment Now! Swedish supercar manufacturer Koenigsegg is prepping two special edition models for the upcoming Geneva Motor Show based on its CCX petrol and CCXR ...

If you want to go by sheer speed, the Koenigsegg CCR is officially the fastest production car in the world, having lapped Italy’s Nardo test track at 241 mph last year, about 1 mph faster than the ...