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Lazareth Wazuma V8F Matt Edition

Pretty weird, as it may seem, this is in fact not a toy Batmobile. The guys at Lazareth, one of France’s lesser known carmaking brands, have recently unveiled a striking 4-wheeler they’ve named the Wazuma V8F Matt Edition.
As odd as it may look, this is a very interesting project, with two largely spaced wheels at the front, while the two at the rear seem to be tied together. Muscle-wise, the Wazuma V8F boasts a mighty 3.0-liter V8 engine, manufactured by Ferrari, delivering 250 HP. It doesn’t seem that much indeed, but do remember this vehicle tips the scales at just 650 kg
Another interesting feature is the fuel injection system – it comes from a motorcycle, being closely assisted by a Sybelle engine management system controllable via computer interface. Furthermore, the engine is mated to a 6-speed sequential transmission from a BMW M3. The Lazareth Wazuma V8F runs on specially made Mono wheels, wrapped in 285-30ZR18 tires at the front and 315-30ZR18 at the rear, further fitted with 324 mm brake discs signed Brembo. It also boasts EMC horizontal shock absorbers. The prices hasn’t yet been announced.

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