- 2013 Model Year Lucra LC470
- Current Owner Reports 5 Speed Manual
- Current Owner Reports LS7
- Current Owner Reports Chrome molly Chassis
- Current Owner Reports 700 HP
- Current Owner Reports Carbon fiber body
- Current Owner Reports 2200lbs
- Current Owner Reports 0-60 2.3 seconds
- Current Owner Reports 10.8 second 1/4 mile
- Current Owner Reports Tube Frame
Although the Europeans certainly know how to build desirable and sensational supercars, America isn’t without its fair share either. Aside from the usual names coming from the usual manufacturers, one must never forget the existence of the California-based Lucra, where pure performance is the name of the game. This 2012 Lucra LC470 prototype is an excellent example of that. Aesthetically a successor to the beloved Cobra, the Lucra LC470 is the result of one man’s pursuit of speed and superior agility in handling. This particular vehicle is a prototype and an excellent choice for the performance driving enthusiast. It’s light, nimble, and, most of all, powerful. With just over 620 miles on the clock, this Lucra is immaculate and is a great choice for your collection — either to preserve or to enjoy it for what it is.
Exterior and Interior
Everything about the Lucra’s design is about speed and power. The black exterior makes each curve of this 2012 Lucra LC470 Prototype’s body stand out. Hugging low to the ground, the Lucra has a bold but elegant aura, presenting itself with the confidence and assurance that it can play toe to toe with any opponent. The curves flow from front to back, never breaking the flow of the viewer’s gaze as it follows the outline of the Lucra. But look past the beautiful design, and you’ll find a carbon fiber body, which is reported to keep the weight down to 2200lbs. It also helps the car slip through the air, gently pressing forward as the speedometer rises. With the open-top design, you’ll be able to feel it for yourself. Inside, you’ll find everything you need, at least for anyone considering buying a Lucra LC470. A simple interior comprising of a couple of seats that hug and support the driver and possibly passenger, a dashboard with an instrument cluster, a steering wheel, and that’s about it. It’s rudimentary and ensures that the main focus of the LC470 — its power and performance — remains in focus.
Engine
The Lucra LC470 prototype sports a massive 7.0-liter GM LS7 engine paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox, which the current owner reports to deliver 700 hp. It also features a chrome molly chassis in addition to the carbon fiber body. These weight-saving measures result in a reported 0-60 time of 2.3 seconds and a quarter mile time of 10.8 seconds, according to the owner.
Although the Europeans certainly know how to build desirable and sensational supercars, America isn’t without its fair share either. Aside from the usual names coming from the usual manufacturers, one must never forget the existence of the California-based Lucra, where pure performance is the name of the game. This 2012 Lucra LC470 prototype is an excellent example of that. Aesthetically a successor to the beloved Cobra, the Lucra LC470 is the result of one man’s pursuit of speed and superior agility in handling. This particular vehicle is a prototype and an excellent choice for the performance driving enthusiast. It’s light, nimble, and, most of all, powerful. With just over 620 miles on the clock, this Lucra is immaculate and is a great choice for your collection — either to preserve or to enjoy it for what it is.
Although the Europeans certainly know how to build desirable and sensational supercars, America isn’t without its fair share either. Aside from the usual names coming from the usual manufacturers, one must never forget the existence of the California-based Lucra, where pure performance is the name of the game. This 2012 Lucra LC470 prototype is an excellent example of that. Aesthetically a successor to the beloved Cobra, the Lucra LC470 is the result of one man’s pursuit of speed and superior agility in handling. This particular vehicle is a prototype and an excellent choice for the performance driving enthusiast. It’s light, nimble, and, most of all, powerful. With just over 620 miles on the clock, this Lucra is immaculate and is a great choice for your collection — either to preserve or to enjoy it for what it is.
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