View Photos of the 2020 Brabham BT62
Featherlight, 700 horsepower, and track focused, Australia's Brabham BT62 is an exotic thoroughbred for committed track drivers.
The 2020 Brabham BT62 is extreme in every way and is more a tamable race car than a hard-core hypercar. Read the full story here.
Tasked with motivating the BT62's feathery mass is a naturally aspirated 5.4-liter V-8 that produces 700 horsepower and 492 lb-ft of torque.
Two of the more impressive numbers on the BT62's spec sheet are 2143 pounds, the car's claimed dry weight, and 2645 pounds, the maximum amount of aerodynamic downforce that its wings, spoilers, and body are capable of producing at speed.
The Brabham BT62 features a racing-derived six-speed sequential manual transmission operated via paddle shifters, plus a clutch pedal.
Brabham intends to produce only 70 examples of the BT62 at a price that converts to $1.27 million. Sales will be limited to Europe, Australia, and parts of the Middle East.
An optional road-legal conversion package will be offered to buyers in Europe and Australia for $190,000.
The man behind the company that created the BT62 is David Brabham, son of Australia's most famous racer, Sir Jack Brabham.
Lending the BT62 race car authenticity are its standard carbon-carbon brakes and Michelin racing-slick tires.
Unlike most contemporary hypercars that utilize a carbon-fiber tub as a foundation, the BT62 is built around a steel spaceframe architecture.
The BT62's cabin is a minimalist working environment with almost no creature comforts.
While the Brabham BT62 is a car to be measured in lap times, it should have little trouble eclipsing 60 mph in less than 3.0 seconds.
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
2020 Brabham BT62
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