Believe it or not, Koenigsegg has only been around for 10 short years. In that period of time, the boutique Swedish supercar builder has built nearly 100 cars, and this one-off Agera S Hundra—that’s “100″ in Swedish—is lucky number 100. The special Agera made its big debut at the 2013 Geneva auto show.
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The term “one-off” might be slightly misleading; while it’s true that the Hundra is unique from other Ageras, it’s much more of a customized Agera than some all-new, totally original creation. The one-off goods include a bare carbon-fiber finish—basically, the body is left unpainted—with 24-carat-gold-flake-infused inlays. Yup, that gold stuff you see on the car actually is gold. Koenigsegg wasn’t messing around when it described the collector who snapped up the Hundra as “excited.”
