Brabus Bullit History
History
The Brabus Bullit made its world debut at the IAA Frankfurt Motor Show in September 2007, based on the then-new Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W204 sedan). Brabus transplanted the same 6.3-litre SV12 S Biturbo V12 used in the Rocket into the compact C-Class body, producing 730 PS (720 hp) and a colossal 1,320 Nm of torque. The car sprinted 0–100 km/h in 3.9 seconds and reached a top speed exceeding 360 km/h (224 mph).
A Black Arrow variant followed with matte-black exterior styling. In 2012 Brabus introduced the Bullit Coupé 800, switching to the C-Class coupe body and raising power to 800 PS / 789 hp; it topped 370 km/h and was priced at €378,000 (approximately $495,000 USD at launch).
Body styles
- Sedan
- Coupe
Notable special editions & performance variants
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Black Arrow
Matte-black exterior finish variant of the original 730 PS Bullit sedan.
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Bullit Coupé 800
C-Class Coupe body; V12 raised to 800 PS / 789 hp, top speed >370 km/h, €378,000.
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