Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere"

The Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere" is a Hypercar Coupe vehicle featured in Cyberpunk 2077.

The Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere" has been manufactured in United Kingdom in the year 2075 - 2077, and it's associated with the Neo-Kitsch Style in the Cyberpunk universe.

How to get the Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere" in Cyberpunk 2077:

The Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere" in Cyberpunk 2077 is made available for purchase when roaming the district of Westbrook, specifically North Oak. You will receive a text message from the local Fixer, offering you the vehicle.

You need to reach Street Cred level 50 before the Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere" is offered to you. The Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere" has a price of €$ 155,000 Eurodollars.

Vehicle Description:

It has been described that "probably less than a thousand people in the world can afford the Aerondight". Not your typical urban vehicle.

For many, the name Rayfield is synonymous with wealth – and for good reason. The price of the Rayfield Aerondight exceeds the GDP of many island nations. And it’s worth noting this British-made ultra-luxury, ultra-performance masterpiece is worth every penny of it.

The pedigree engine under its hood puts this car on equal footing with professional racing vehicles, and the interior feels like a 5-star penthouse suite. But if that’s not enough to get you excited, the Aerodight doesn’t have a single window.

With the help of a CrystalDome, the vehicle’s surroundings are displayed in real-time inside the cabin, ensuring complete driver privacy and stunning appearance.

Rayfield Aerondight S9 "Guinevere" Stats & Specs

Manufacturer Rayfield
Vehicle Class Hypercar
Country United Kingdom
Production Year 2075 - 2077
Top Speed 190 mph
Acquisition Purchase
Price €$ 155,000
Street Cred 50
District Westbrook
Location North Oak (Westbrook)
Local Fixer Wakako Okada
Style Neo-Kitsch Style
Body Type Coupe
Drive Train Rear-Wheel Drive
Door Mount Swing
Windscreen Crystal Dome

Horse Power 950
Curb Weight 4,052
Seats 2
No. of Doors 2

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Mia Kay · 4 years ago
The car is really ugly ingame. Doesn't look anything like your photo the colors and lights I mean. It's silver and red ingamd and no neon lights.
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  Alex Vaillancourt · 4 years ago
  
  @Mia Kay ... and we cannot see obstacles on the road when driving in 1st person view because of the height of the windshields. Don't buy this car instead buy the second most expensive car (it has more power and visibility).
  
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  Ben Walker · 4 years ago
  
  @Mia Kay Alex Vaillancourt Why buy a Caliburn when you can get one for free XD
  
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  Alexei Ulianov · 4 years ago
  
  @Mia Kay Ben Walker Well... How's the chance to find it? You can't know about it except you will look for it here. That means cheating.
  I'll definitely will get a black Calibourn too love it.
  
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  Jacob Ray · 4 years ago
  
  @Mia Kay Alexei Ulianov its in a mission if opening your eyes is cheating then yes its cheating
  
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  Zach Landfield · 4 years ago
  
  @Mia Kay Alex Vaillancourt First off buying a Caliburn is a waste. You get it for free from Panam. Second exactly how often does max speed matter in this game? Maybe small stretches of the Badlands but how often do you go max speed within the city? Not that often I'd bet. Third "visibility"? Are you not driving your cars in the 3rd person? Visibility is the same for all vehicles in the 3rd person. If you're choosing to do 1st person driving then you'll have to accept the difficulties that come along with it. Fourth the Guinevere isn't meant to be the "Best car in the game" it's meant to be the most (I guess?) luxurious. Which basically means it's aesthetic worth doesn't mean anything beyond our own personal opinions.
  
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