News Source: autoblog.com

These days, it seems like everyone and their cousin wants to make their own supercar, but few actually make it to market. Arrinera is one such startup, and has been working on launching its first supercar for over four years now. Once derided as the manufacturer of Lamborghini replicas, this Polish automaker has recruited the talents of indie supercar guru Lee Noble (of Ultima, Ascari, Fenix and of course Noble fame) and went back to the drawing board to give the Hussarya design an extra shot of adrenaline.

Now Arrinera is gearing up to start testing the pre-production Hussarya, with the aim to begin manufacturing late next year. And when it does, it will hit markets around the world – eventually to include the United States – with the Hussarya 33. The first examples of the Polish supercar will come in 650-horsepower spec for a 0-62 time quoted at 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 211 miles per hour. Production of this launch edition will be limited, as you might have guessed, to 33 units, each priced at €200,000 (or about $270k at today's rates).