The rarest supercar Spyker C8 was put up for sale in the USA , where no more than eight have been produced.
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Priced at $958,500 (£665,800) the car is a 2-door coupé built in 2009 and designed by Aston Martin for use in the film “Limitless” (2010).
It has a 675-horsepower engine and a carbon fibre body.
“It’s a stunning car to drive. It has a lot of attitude and just a strong presence on the road. The interior is super stylish and a delight to drive,” said buyer Ryan Snyder.
“And it comes in a really cool two-tone blue colour that I love,” Snyder added.
History of the Spyker C8
In 2003 a plan for a Spyker C8 was filed for approval in Austria. This never came to fruition.
In 2007 Spyker put out a brochure about the car, telling prospective buyers to expect power and a top speed of “more than 200mph”.
By 2010, only eight coupés and six two-door convertibles were made. The last of the Spyker C8’s were sold in 2013.