#gumpert

Gumpert has had a rough few years, but its future is looking brighter, as the Apollo Arrow debuted at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show looking like a legitimate supercar.

Gumpert has been reborn as Apollo Automobil GmbH and it will bring what it calls the “fastest road car on the planet” to the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

 Like supercars? Then do we have a treat for you.

Back in late August, supercar maker Gumpert filed for provisional insolvency after a busted attempt at attracting the Chinese market. Luckily, the German automaker is now recovering from insolvency with production back to normal and its order list getting longer.

Back in August the future looked bleak for German supercar maker Gumpert after it applied for provisional insolvency hoping to round up enough investment money to start paying down its debuts.

German supercar maker Gumpert has filed for provisional insolvency, stating that its expected sales volume in China couldn’t be realized.

Gumpert, the serious German supercar-maker with the funny name, has confirmed the unveiling of two new vehicles at the upcoming 2012 Geneva Motor Show. Releasing its first teaser last November, we expect to see an official unveiling of the new production version Gumpert Tornante.

Gumpert is set to unveil a new supercar at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show and the German carmaker has released a teaser for the world to enjoy. Not many details have been revealed by Gumpert on their new supercar, but the teaser image clearly shows some hints of resemblance to Gumpert’s Apollo.

Chalk it up to youthful hubris. A 20-year old man totalled a 200+mph Gumpert Apollo on a country road in Germany, careening 60 meters into a pasture and reducing the 700-horsepower car to scrap.

The Apollo might not be pretty from any angle, but its performance on the track is almost unrivaled. Now it seems that Gumpert is about to introduce a car that would be more focused to cross continents rather than the finish-line at a race track.

SEMA is so vast that it’s hard to truly see it all. Thanks to our eagle-eyed photographers, we’ve been able to cherry pick the best cars over the past few days, starting with the cars of the wheel and tire exhibit.

German supercar builder Gumpert has just set a new Nürburgring lap record for street-legal production cars with its Apollo Speed model. The car was driven by Florian Gruber to a time of 7:11.57, demolishing the current record of 7:22.1 set by the Dodge Viper ACR.