It is not always that we come across a car that is suited for typical climatic conditions. Autodelta has helped to solve the problems that cars encounter in the hot tropical climates by introducing its new Autodelta Brera J5 3.2 Compressore ‘Model Year 2008′ (MY).
Cars developed by international manufacturers often face problems in extreme hot climates with increased heating that not only reduces the longevity and effectiveness of the engine, but also increases fuel consumption. In its efforts to cool down the temperature of the car, Autodelta has introduced an air-to-air intercooler. The engine is a 3.2-L V6 that delivers 352bhp with improved torque at 435 Nm making it suitable for running on rugged topography with less gear changes. A zero to 100kmph dash takes 5.3 seconds and the top speed is upwards of 260kmph.
The chassis, suspension, braking, electronics and fuel consumption of the car have been reengineered to suit harsh climates. The Autodelta Brera J5 3.2 C MY 2008 is expected to storm the roads of the tropical countries with extreme temperatures.
[Source:Italiaspeed]
