Top 10 Fastest Cars
#21
Originally Posted by Fin535dA' post='249144' date='Mar 3 2006, 07:09 AM
You'd have to have extra fuel tanks like in F-18 Fighter jets to run that beast
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Bugatti And if you can afford one of these, you don't worry about the gas mileage
#23
Originally Posted by Berlin.BMER' post='249218' date='Mar 3 2006, 10:28 AM
Bugatti And if you can afford one of these, you don't worry about the gas mileage
You see there is a bit of a BIG difference between that bugatti and....well....let's say a carrera gt. I might afford the gas for a carrera gt right now, even though i can't afford the car, but FOR SURE i can't afford the gas on that veyron. I mean yeah i can if i want to add 50-100 km/week. There are differences trust me. But i said if someone gives the car to you for free. Also even if i have a bugatti i don't know where to service it. Would i have to drive it to Italy or another country just for an oil change and stuff...?
Also smth tells me that the carrera gt could be faster around a track especially if the track isn't a high speed one. AND ALSO THE SOUUUND OF THAT V10.
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Here's one that definitely qualifies for this thread:
SSC's Ultimate Aero
Engine type: Aluminum Block and Heads (V-8)
Displacement: 387.2 cu.in.
Bore x Stroke: 4.125 x 3.620"
Compression Ratio: 8.975:1
Horsepower: 1046 bhp @ 6950 rpm
Torque: 821 lb./ft. @ 6200 rpm
Redline: 7200 rpm
Fuel Injection: Electronic Sequential Port
Weight: 422 lbs
Oil: SAE 5W/30 Fully Synthetic Racing
Induction System: Sequential, multi-port fuel injection. Supercharger with 14 psi boost pressure. Dual-forced air innercoolers.
Fuel: 104 Pump Octane
Although, untested, the manufacturer estimates that the car should reach 260 - 273 mph.
http://www.supercars.net/cars/3339.html
SSC's Ultimate Aero
Engine type: Aluminum Block and Heads (V-8)
Displacement: 387.2 cu.in.
Bore x Stroke: 4.125 x 3.620"
Compression Ratio: 8.975:1
Horsepower: 1046 bhp @ 6950 rpm
Torque: 821 lb./ft. @ 6200 rpm
Redline: 7200 rpm
Fuel Injection: Electronic Sequential Port
Weight: 422 lbs
Oil: SAE 5W/30 Fully Synthetic Racing
Induction System: Sequential, multi-port fuel injection. Supercharger with 14 psi boost pressure. Dual-forced air innercoolers.
Fuel: 104 Pump Octane
Although, untested, the manufacturer estimates that the car should reach 260 - 273 mph.
http://www.supercars.net/cars/3339.html
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Originally Posted by Centurion' post='249322' date='Mar 3 2006, 01:29 PM
Here's one that definitely qualifies for this thread:
Weight: 422 lbs
Weight: 422 lbs
#28
I would take the Maranello. It is one of the if not he most beautiful car I have ever seen. 200 mph all in the most stylish, simple and beautiful package. If not that one then probably the Carrera GT - I am a Porsche loyalist.
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I changed my mind. I'll go with Porsche Carrera GT. Saw 2 at Rodeo Drive over the weekend.
#30
Originally Posted by Freewilly' post='251748' date='Mar 8 2006, 08:59 PM
I changed my mind. I'll go with Porsche Carrera GT. Saw 2 at Rodeo Drive over the weekend.