The Ariel Atom has been a staple of the exo supercar world for decades: with its high-performance Honda engine and lightweight frame. But the Atom costs over $80k new: so what if there was a DIY offering that had the same style for a considerably lower sum? Enter the Matrix Motor Werks TR-42 Mako. It was a custom tube frame kit car powered by the Porsche 914 boxer motor, with the ability to upgrade to a 300+ horsepower Subaru boxer unit. Why did the Matrix TR-42 go out of production- and could it have beaten the Ariel Atom as an affordable supercar?
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