171bhp and 226Nm of torque in a relatively lightweight car raise this car firmly into performance car territory, and 0 - 62 and top speed figures of 10.3 seconds and 128mph respectively are quoted. (classicandperformancecar.com)
A brief jaunt on the autobahnen around Munich suggests it'd quite happily sail beyond that limited top speed figure if unleashed, but the V6's undramatic power delivery also makes the slightly sub-Mercedes acceleration numbers believable too. (evo.co.uk)
We're not sure what speed that figure is at, but for semi-context, a McLaren Senna generates 800 kg at 155mph. (carthrottle.com)