"Left: A hypercar for a new age , the 2005 Koch Titan packed a twin-turbocharged V16 engine producing over 1000 horsepower into an elegant body Featuring and advanced interior and part carbon fibre construction , the Titan was the most expensive vehicle in the world at the time of its introduction.
Right : The Kristof Concept (2010). Take the V16 engine from the Titan Mach 1 and attach it to the most luxurious cabin ever crafted for an automobile. Full carbon fibre construction and 1700 horsepower at the crank would propel the Kristof to a theoretical top speed of over 300 miles per hour , so long as the tyres could keep up. One functioning model was produced with the intent to gauge potential market intent , but development was cancelled and resources diverted to the Titan's replacement."