The Ghost Squadron Tour is an extraordinary supercar rally for owners worldwide. This year, in 2025, nearly 30 cars are participating in an exciting journey that includes not just driving through picturesque mountains and rivers, but also ferry rides and breathtaking sights at every turn.
Unlike last year’s exploration of France, the Ghost Squadron journeyed through Portugal this year, with the participation of several exceptional Koenigsegg vehicles, including some from the CC850 line—the latest model from the Swedish manufacturer.
In the naming convention, the number 850 does not refer to the horsepower as one might expect from commercial supercars. Instead, the number 8 is separated to form the initials CC, recalling Koenigsegg’s first hypercar, the CC8S, unveiled two decades ago.
The number 50, on the other hand, celebrates both the 50th birthday of Christian von Koenigsegg, the founder of Koenigsegg, and the limited production run of 50 CC850 models worldwide.
The CC850 is powered by a 5.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine borrowed from the Jesko supercar, producing a maximum output of 1,385 horsepower when running on E85 fuel, placing it firmly in the megacar category.
“BMW Offers Wheel Locks that Cost More than a Nissan Almera”
The total cost for American BMW enthusiasts to acquire the ultimate wheel-locking system for their prized vehicles is a staggering $20,000. This includes both the specialized parts and the expert labor required for installation, ensuring that their BMWs are secured with an unparalleled level of protection.
Koenigsegg Jesko – The Ultimate Supercar Makes Its Way to Indonesia; A Jaw-Dropping Pre-Tax Price of $2.8 Million
The Koenigsegg Jesko is an ultra-rare supercar, with only 125 units ever produced globally. At least 3 of these exclusive vehicles are owned by wealthy individuals in Southeast Asia, with the newest addition being snapped up by an enthusiast from Indonesia.
The Ultimate Koenigsegg Jesko: A Vietnamese Tycoon’s Record-Breaking Ride
The Koenigsegg Jesko Attack, a race-focused beast, came tantalizingly close to shattering the record of the legendary F1 driver, Michael Schumacher, in his Ferrari FXX. As it blitzed around the Top Gear test track, a new legal lap record was born.
The Ultimate Supercar: Is the Koenigsegg Jesko Heading to Cambodia?
The Koenigsegg Jesko, with its bare carbon fiber paint job and striking red stripes, is an absolute head-turner. This particular model, bearing chassis number 7395, is believed to be owned by a Cambodian enthusiast whose identity remains undisclosed. However, it is known that he possesses an enviable collection of automobiles, and Cambodia is home to numerous megacar enthusiasts.
The Unnoticed Detail Change on the First Koenigsegg with a Vietnamese Number Plate: How the Manufacturer’s Technician Almost Stripped the Wheel Stud.
The Koenigsegg CCX is an exceptional car, and its owner wanted to enhance its already impressive features. The stock carbon fiber rims were replaced with a set of Forged Lightweight 9-spoke single-piece wheels, originally designed for the CCXR model. This modification adds a unique touch to the CCX, giving it a distinct look and feel.
