Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia sports car manufacturers, Bufori Motor Car Company (BMCC) has announced plans to release a sports car called the Compact Sport or CS, in early 2010.Car-type two-door coupe coupe, with a lightweight monocoque body made from carbon Kevlar composites, 2.0-liter engine capacity Turbo.
Design with lines that flow smooth and elegant, with four lightsLED rear sporting, thus providing additional sporting aesthetically overall appearance.
Through cooperation with the axis of Motorsport, a company that deals high-tech racing, motorsport axis BMS and jointly develop Bufori BMS R1 with a Formula 1 engineer.
Bufori goal is to transfer technologies that are racing at the Bufori CS highways, and will appear in the first public event such a prestigious Macau Grand Prix.
Bufori CS hopes to become a part of the racing event, and made history as the first Malaysian sports car that participated in the race at Macau Grand Prix.
Bufori actually began with Australia in 20 years ago. Bufori cars produced always worked exclusively by hand. Bufori then move the plant and headquarters to Lumpur, Malaysia in 1994.
Bufori is a result of cold hands Khouri brothers 3. This phenomenon should be able to boost our local automotive manufacturers to do the same thing, in developing a sports car, although not mass produced
Design with lines that flow smooth and elegant, with four lightsLED rear sporting, thus providing additional sporting aesthetically overall appearance.
Through cooperation with the axis of Motorsport, a company that deals high-tech racing, motorsport axis BMS and jointly develop Bufori BMS R1 with a Formula 1 engineer.
Bufori goal is to transfer technologies that are racing at the Bufori CS highways, and will appear in the first public event such a prestigious Macau Grand Prix.
Bufori CS hopes to become a part of the racing event, and made history as the first Malaysian sports car that participated in the race at Macau Grand Prix.
Bufori actually began with Australia in 20 years ago. Bufori cars produced always worked exclusively by hand. Bufori then move the plant and headquarters to Lumpur, Malaysia in 1994.
Bufori is a result of cold hands Khouri brothers 3. This phenomenon should be able to boost our local automotive manufacturers to do the same thing, in developing a sports car, although not mass produced
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