Specs:
Engine: 6.1 liter V12
Power: 627 hp
Torque: 480 ft lb
Top Speed: 249 mph
0-62 mph: 3.2 mph
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I think this one is the best car of all times.
ReplyDeleteThe lightest sport car with that size of engine, carbon fiber everywhere, 627 horsepower with no turbos or superchargers... this baby could even more monstruous if it had twin or quad turbo versions... it could hit 900 hp easily, and with that superlow weight, would hit 450 km/h (+-280 mph) on the speedometer.
I know Ferrari Enzo may have won by a slight advantage in a lot of ways, but it took 11 YEARS (!) to do so, and this car driven by a great driver can do more than the same driver in the Enzo. The Enzo has too much electronic controls, the McLaren F1 has none, but a great driver like Senna would shock the world with it.