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Vehicle brand

Larkspur Cars

Lightness is speed.

Lightweight British sports cars made for corners, plus a limited electric hypercar. Part of Marchbank.

Origin
United Kingdom
Founded (game world)
1952
Positioning
Sports cars
Engineering
Lightweight construction
Design
Light and low, nothing superfluous.
History
An engineer built the first light roadster in a garage in 1952.

Models (5)

Larkspur Wren 2003

Modern classic

Larkspur Wren 2003
List price
€22,900
Type
Car · Modern classic · Convertible
Powertrain
Petrol · 90 kW (122 hp)
Top speed
200 km/h
Consumption
7.8 l / 100 km · Range 5770 km
Seats and doors
2 / 2
Class
Mid-range
Year built
2003
Running costs
€231 a month at 300 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Larkspur Wren

Convertible

Larkspur Wren
List price
€69,900
Type
Car · Convertible · Convertible
Powertrain
Petrol · 162 kW (220 hp)
Top speed
240 km/h
Consumption
8.6 l / 100 km · Range 560 km
Seats and doors
2 / 2
Class
Upper class
Running costs
€1,432 a month at 1,000 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Larkspur Kestrel

Sports car

Larkspur Kestrel
List price
€98,000
Type
Car · Sports car · Coupé
Powertrain
Petrol · 298 kW (405 hp)
Top speed
290 km/h
Consumption
10.2 l / 100 km · Range 520 km
Seats and doors
2 / 2
Class
Luxury
Running costs
€1,965 a month at 1,000 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Larkspur Peregrine

Sports car

Larkspur Peregrine
List price
€119,000
Type
Car · Sports car · Coupé
Powertrain
Petrol · 330 kW (449 hp)
Top speed
300 km/h
Consumption
10.4 l / 100 km · Range 560 km
Seats and doors
2 / 2
Class
Luxury
Running costs
€2,338 a month at 1,000 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

Larkspur Aether

Limited edition

Larkspur Aether
List price
€1,900,000
Type
Car · Limited edition · Coupé
Powertrain
Electric · 1470 kW (1999 hp)
Top speed
350 km/h
Consumption
25 kWh / 100 km · Range 400 km
Seats and doors
2 / 2
Class
Ultra luxury
Running costs
€7,100 a month at 400 km (energy, servicing, insurance, tax, depreciation)

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