F22 2022 for sale

Introduced in 2022 as the successor to the D8 GTO, the Donkervoort F22 represents the latest iteration of a design philosophy that the Dutch manufacturer has pursued since the 1970s: the quest for performance through the systematic elimination of weight, rather than through the accumulation of power. The car pairs a 2.5-liter turbo five-cylinder engine, supplied by Audi, tuned to around 500 horsepower, with a dry weight of just 750 kilograms, a combination that produces a power-to-weight ratio of 666 hp per ton, a figure that surpasses that of contemporary hypercars at a price many times higher. This achievement is made even more remarkable by the fact that it was accomplished without resorting to hybrid or electric assistance, technologies that, whatever their performance advantages, generally impose a significant weight penalty that Donkervoort's engineers were evidently unwilling to accept. Positioned within the broader landscape of high-performance road cars, the F22 occupies a curious and unfortunately somewhat isolated category. It shares some affinities with other minimalist British and continental brands—Ariel, Caterham, and KTM among them—in its priority on chassis rigidity and driver engagement over comfort or refinement. Yet, in terms of pure performance, and its carbon fiber construction places it in a more direct rivalry with established supercar manufacturers, against whose products it is frequently, and favorably, compared on the basis of weight alone. Produced only in strictly limited numbers, the F22 might be better understood not as a challenger to the orthodoxy of mainstream supercars, but as a demonstration of an alternative engineering philosophy: one in which lightness, rather than horsepower, remains the decisive variable. In this sense, it continues to occupy a distinctive niche within the contemporary high-performance car market. Share Send message Download PDF OUR EXAMPLE This example is offered directly by Donkervoort exclusively through Schaltkulisse. The car has only 1000 km on the odometer and is therefore in 'like new' condition. Due to the extremely limited production, each Donkervoort is a bespoke commission for the person ordering the car. This example has a