Set to start production of its long-awaited
Artega GT exotic,
Paragon is thinking about introducing a convertible version of the car. The small but powerful vehicle will have to compete against the revered
Porsche Cayman, so it's clear that it must be offered in at least two versions: a coupe and a convertible or, perhaps, a targa.
At the beginning, though, there will be only the
Artega GT coupe. Built at
Paragon's production facility in Westphalia, it will feature a
VW-sourced 3.6-liter 300 hp V6 engine mated to a six-speed, twin-clutch gearbox.
Meanwhile,
Paragon is setting up a dealer network in the United Kingdom.
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