The 7 most important features of the $230,000 Force 1 supercar, as told by the designer himself
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Legendary car designer Henrik Fisker is making a comeback with his latest supercar, the Force 1.
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The Force 1 is Fisker's latest luxury car since his then-renowned electric sedan, the Karma, which has become a distant memory since Fisker Automotive went bankrupt in 2011.
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But now Fisker has joined forces with engineer Gilbert Villarreal and Bob Lutz, the former vice chairman of product development for General Motors, to create VLF Automotive - the Detroit-based automaker behind the Force 1.
We spoke to Fisker about the Force 1 and his favorite features - here's what he had to say:
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