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A friend of mine recently returned from Spain, and brought back a copy of autofácil magazine—a nice Spanish car mag. Towards the back of the magazine is a large buying guide, composed of the different makes and models available in Spain. I was quite surprised to see manufacturers I'd never heard of. One of which is a French company called PGO, which manufactures small sports cars.
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Powering the Hemera (and the other PGO models) is a 2.0-liter 16-valve four cylinder making about 138 horsepower. Weighing just over 2,100 lbs., PGO claims the car will do 0-100 km (0-62) in under 7 seconds and has a top speed of about 200 km/h (124 mph). The car has a scant 2,261 mm (89 inch) wheelbase and an overll length of 3,735 mm (147 inches).
PGO currently offers its vehicles in Europe, Algeria, and the Middle East.
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