Koenigsegg CCXR Special One: Unique in its category, worth more than US $ 1.5 million and destroyed on the streets of Mexico City

The only car Koenigsegg CCXR Special One in Mexico, a millionaire crash occurred this weekend in the streets of the Aztec capital. The race car, valued at 30 million pesos ($ 1.56 million), was specially designed for Ana Al-Thani of the royal family of Qatar.

The Reforma newspaper and social media users reported on the crash that seriously damaged the car's carbon fiber body, which can only be manufactured on demand.

The right side and the compact emerald windshield were broken in front of the bewildered eyes of the pbaders-by.

It was not until October 2018 that the sale of the only car of this type in Mexico was announced. It's so special that he has his own Instagram account.

The exclusive dealer Al Asain located in the United Arab Emirates sold the car from its prestigious catalog which includes jewelry on wheels as Porsche 918, McLaren P1 and Maserati MC12 .

In addition to a dream frame and luxury interiors, the Koenigsegg CCXR Special One stands out for its speed. Its maximum speed is above 400 km / h. Its acceleration is from 0-100 km / h in 3.1 seconds.

It's one of the fastest cars on the planet thanks to its engine V8 bi-turbo of 1.004 horses. No doubt it is an engineering piece that requires an expert pilot to control it at high speed.

On YouTube, you can find videos of high-speed cars on Mexico City's streets.

If the owner of the car wants to repair it, he must order the parts to be made. There are no spare parts in the manufacturer's warehouses.

It was the second Koenigsegg in the Mexican territory and the second accident.

In 2016, a $ 1.4 million Koenigsegg was destroyed in Nuevo Laredo.

Two men were traveling on the road to Monterrey after capsizing. They suffered serious injuries and the total loss of the car.

Witnesses said the car was driving at an excessive speed.

Koenigsegg Automotive AB is a luxury car manufacturer founded in 1994 in Ängelholm, Sweden. It is run by its founder, Christian von Koenigsegg, who started building his own sports car at age 22.

The brand has built just under 150 cars and, according to its owner, has followed them around the world. In addition to protecting its exclusivity, the reason is to receive information about product performance for future enhancements.