Sentences with phrase «fastest production cars»

Based on Porsche's 997 platform, the RT 12R ranges amongst the fastest production cars in the world sprinting from 0 - 60 in just 3.2 seconds and topping out at a breathtaking 230 + miles per hour.

McLaren F1 — Featuring a central driving position and butterfly doors, the McLaren F1 is one of the fastest production cars ever made with a 0 - 60 time just over 3 seconds

First things first: the Mercedes - Benz EG63 AMG Wagon is one of the fastest production cars in the world.

These 25 cars are more than just fun — they're the fastest production cars on the planet.

The 2014 Nissan GT - R is easily one of the fastest production cars on the planet only eclipsed by the super high end exotics that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

With such impressive figures, it's not just among America's fastest cars, it officially is one of the fastest production cars available globally today.

Bugatti has built the fastest production cars in the world, but their next project will be a little different.

Those numbers help the Spano sprint from 0 to 62 mph in just 2.9 seconds to go with a top speed of 230 mph, making it one of the fastest production cars in the world.

At the time this was one of the fastest production cars in the world.

see those are all nice, but i want to know where the new Lamborghini Aventador stands for price and fastest production cars seeing as it does 62MPH in 2.9 seconds beating the Reventon and pushing the Bughatti to strive for more

This is only the fastest production cars, what are the real fastest cars in the world?

Noting that the CTS - V is one of the fastest production cars around, Stander says, «Now you go put it in something that is 1700, 1500 pounds lighter?

It's no exaggeration the that 997 Turbo is insanely fast, actually it's one of the fastest production cars on the planet, even in 7 years after its début.

In a private collection of significant classics since 2015Porsche C of A, impressive history file with all the books and manuals, and a fresh MoT First launched at the 1973 Paris Auto Show, with production commencing in 1975, the Porsche 911 «930» Turbo was a genuine Supercar that came to define both the 1970s and 80s and was one of the fastest production cars available at that time.

This car was as one of the ten fastest production cars on Nürburgring's famous Nordschleife of 2011, at 7m 14.9 s. [3]

So after returning from Tasmania, we decided to put three of the fastest production cars ever made in Australia — including the nation's most powerful ever six - cylinder, the XR6 Sprint — to the test, to see which is the quickest and most powerful once and for all.

Sébastien Faurès Fustel de Coulanges takes a fresh look at this fascinating car from the angle of its Italian designer in The genesis of the Bugatti Type 53 / We share some of our highlights from this year's Rétromobile / Noel Macklin's Hudson - engined Railtons were among the fastest production cars in the world in the 1930s.

These performance figures make the 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat one of the fastest production cars available.

Volvo showed the two fastest production cars in the company's history at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show.

The world's exotic supercar producers are talking about exotic, very fast EVs, so Tesla revamped its Roadster to be the fastest EV in the world (in fact, the fastest production car, with acceleration that's on par with Formula One racers).

The Chiron is the successor to the Bugatti Veyron, which launched in 2005 and became the fastest production car on the planet, with the Super Sport version hitting a top speed of over 260 miles per hour with 1,200 horses.

It will be the fastest production car ever made, but the question is if it would arrive on time.

Eleven years after the MP4 / 1, McLaren was first with carbon fiber again — this time with a production car designed around a list of superlatives: the highest power - to - weight ratio, the best - handling supercar, and the fastest production car in the world.

Jaguar claims 60 mph comes in 4.2 seconds and that a top speed of 186 mph makes the XKR - S the fastest production car in the brand's history.

The car was supposed to have a Jaguar V - 12, but the brand couldn't make it work and had to move to the six, but it didn't stop the XJ220 from claiming the world's fastest production car mark for one year in 1992 before it was superseded by the McLaren F1.

Stefan Bellof did indeed drive a Porsche 956 to the fastest ever lap of 6:11:13 for a motorised vehicle in 1983... but it was for qualifying for the 1000 km Sports Car race, so technically it was never a production car... Admittedly some of the cars near the top of this list blur the definition of production car... if you was to go by the list above, then it should be the Porsche 918 that takes the mantle for fastest production car as the others at the top are thinly veiled track - only specials for someone with deep pockets.

Electric supercar walked away with the overall fastest production car time, plus a lap record for driverless vehicles

The 4c is the fastest production car ever, under 250hp.

The conversation turned to the Bugatti Veyron, and I wondered why it would be at all difficult to sell only 300 copies of the fastest production car ever built.

While they were able to chop five seconds off the next - fastest production car lap time, the Swedes feel there was more to take.

For those that bleed Bugatti, the Venom GT is a tuner car, and shouldn't be considered the fastest production car in the world.

The GT - R Nismo is still the fourth - fastest production car to lap the Nordschleife, and you can argue that it is the fastest car in genuine volume production to ever make the circuit.

In 1961, it was the fastest production car in the world with the ability to top 150 mph — heady stuff 50 years ago.

Noteworthy: With the Super Sport, Bugatti has reclaimed its world record for the fastest production car with a max speed of 267.9 mph.

The XJ220's one - year reign as the world's fastest production car ended when the McLaren F1 came out.

Sure, it builds the fastest production car on the planet and has previewed a few very appealing green sports car concepts in the Porsche 918 Spyder and the Audi E-tron.

Famously though, the F1 long held the record for the fastest production car, and on the 31st March 1998 at Ehra - Lessien in Germany the car reached a speed of 240.14 mph.

Overall, this is a substantial re-work of the Swedish hypercar, and it's obvious that the company is on a quest to beat the Veyron Super Sport for the title of world's fastest production car.

There was more to come though as the Veyron Super Sport upped the ante to 1183bhp and until late 2017 it was officially the world's fastest production car with a 267.856 mph maximum.

As such, it no longer needed to produce 200 GTOs for homologation, but the demand was so great for what, upon its launch in 1984, would be the fastest production car in the world that Ferrari went ahead and built the road cars anyway — 272 of them.

Click for for all of evo's Bugatti Veyron content Bugatti Veyron EB 16.4 — 2005: The original Veyron became the world's fastest production car after it achieved a top speed of 253mph.

It feels like forever since the Bugatti Veyron staked its claim as the world's fastest production car.

If there was one improvement needed for the world's fastest production car, it certainly wasn't more power.

If the time is validated, it would make the LFA the fourth fastest production car around the Nurburgring.

SSC failed to mention when it would by attempting to set its next world's fastest production car record.

This made the 959 the world's fastest production car when new.

Date: 1948 - 1954 Top Speed: 124.6 mph / 200.5 kph Engine capacity: 3,442 cc / 201 ci Power: 160 bhp / 119 kW Fact: The XK120 is the world's fastest production car at launch

The 1982 12A - turbo Cosmo coupé was officially the fastest production car in Japan until being overtaken by the FJ20ET powered R30 Skyline RS.

The Ultimate Aero's goal was to snuff out the Veyron as the fastest production car.

Driver Brian Smith set the world record for the fastest production car ever built in a Hennessey Venom GT on Feb. 14, 2014.