Brabus Shadow 1500 Cross Top Stealth Green brings 62-knot luxury to NZ shores
The Brabus Shadow 1500 Cross Top Stealth Green hits 62 knots with 1,500hp. Now available in New Zealand through Eyachts at Half Moon Bay, Auckland.
The Brabus Shadow 1500 Cross Top Stealth Green hits 62 knots with 1,500hp. Now available in New Zealand through Eyachts at Half Moon Bay, Auckland.
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