For those who know of GeigerCars.de, the tuning specialists native to Munich, this name instantly calls to mind their impressive Hummer SUVs. Up until now, these SUVs have long been regarded as the sumo kings amongst automobiles – however GeigerCars.de has decided to change all that and have now served up something significantly larger on their plate: the Ford F-650.
This monster truck is a solid 21.3 feet long and brings an entire 5.2 tons of curb weight to the scale. The car’s documentation will attest to the fact that the vehicle has a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 7.5 tons. As it just lies under the limit, the Ford F-650 can be driven based on the regulations of the “old” class 3 driver’s license. The wheelbase totals 15.1 feet - just barely under the total length of a Hummer H2 (15.8 feet, 2.9 tons). Next to the Ford F-650 the Hummer H2 takes on the appearance of a compact car.
A simple push of the F-650s ignition button awakens the diesel engine typical of American trucks. The 6.7 liter capacity of the formidable Cummins diesel engine is distributed amongst only six cylinders, which means the combustion chambers take on the dimensions of milk bottles.
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Ford GT is a living legend. For those who have driven this car before it is hard to imagine what it means to gain 29 % more performance power. Its supercharged engine with an impressive 701 bhp/ 523kW producing a peak torque of 7407 in-lbs reaches a top speed of 211 mph. The engine’s shear force gives you goose bumps and its deep base just about takes your breath away. With the tuning modifications carried out by GeigerCars.de the Ford GT really outdoes itself
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The tuning experts at GeigerCars.de have taken the new Hummer H3 Alpha with its 5.3 liter 300 bhp V8 Vortec engine a step further: it has been modified to create improved performance, more driving power,more speed and not to mention its exclusive styling – it is an impressive package both on and off road.
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Geiger Cars unveiled at the Frankfurt Auto Show the C6 Biturbo, a 620 HP model based on the Corvette C6.
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Christmas is coming so what do you want from Santa? If you are not decide yet what to ask him this year, GeigerCars is giving you an ideea: a customized Hummer H2, special for the holidays.
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The HUMMER GT from GeigerCars.de GmbH isn’t only a perfect eyecatcher due to its gullwing doors: The SUV rolls on giant 30-inch wheels and is 225 km/h fast due to its 556 hp / 409 kW supercharger engine. The complete car is available for a retail price starting from 133,900 Euros.
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Europe’s biggest HUMMER dealer and also leading European customizer of American cars turns the H2 into a true King Size monster: The GeigerCars.de HANNIBAL was lifted by 18 centimeters using a special suspension. The additionally mounted off road tires of the dimension 38 x 15.50 R 20 and the additional lights on the roof also contribute a great deal to the all-wheel-drive car’s height of 244 centimeters which is just as high as a soccer goal.
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The new Chrysler 300C SRT8 is there and GeigerCars.de already offers an equally extensive and exclusive tuning program for the sporty Chrysler top-of-the-line model.
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Geiger has created "the fastest Police Hummer in the world". The 700HP V8 engine takes the 3 tone monster from 0 to 60 mph in 6.5s. Top speed is limited to 155 mph. The extra power was acheved by increasing the engine to 7.0 liters. The torque has also acheved a impressive value: 666lbs/ft.
The Geiger Hummer is equiped with low -pro Kumho tires (325/35R-28) and fat 28’ chrome wheels. The brakes have also been upgraded. The sport suspenison and the reduced ride height made it more (...)
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The supercharged V8 delivers 524 hp and produces a peak torque of 469 lbs-ft. Thus equipped the two-seater - coupe or convertible - accelerates in just 3.7 seconds from rest to 60 mph and reaches a top speed of 201 mph.
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