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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: bob.dent on 01 August 2006, 10:48:59
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I've just been reading latest copy of Auto Express and Brabus have just brought out a new super car.
It's a 7.0 Litre twin turbo V8 that produces.......wait for it........1005BHP!!! :o
Top speed is around 270 and 0-60 time of under 2 seconds!!
This makes it faster than the Bugatti Veyron and at £300,000.00 a damn site cheaper. Please God, let me win the lottery so I can have one ;)
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/201973/brit_supercar_in_recordbreaking_bid.html
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Shame the back of it looks like a '70's kit car.
Also is it me, or is the passenger seat at a funny angle?
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Shame the back of it looks like a '70's kit car.
I'm not so sure I'd be too worried with that sort of performance ;D This is damn near close to F1 performance with a higher top speed!!
Also is it me, or is the passenger seat at a funny angle?
You can see the passenger seat? :-?
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Heh - I wonder if they actually took a mould from the back of a Zonda, or did they just measure one carefully! In fact, pretty though it is, that has to be the most unoriginal 'supercar' styling I've ever seen.
And 1.67 seconds to 60 :o. Yeah of course!! When you replace the rear wheels with cogs and find a toothed road. Blatant bs isn't a good way to start selling something. And niether is £360,000 (!!!!!) for what looks like a fancy bodied kit car with a blown yank V8 which probably wont get you to your local golf club without problems. It's a carbon Ultima with a couple of turbos - I'd pay about 50 grand for it :). The engineering and finish dont look to even approach the same league as something like a Zonda, yet they think people will pay nearly twice as much! Hmmmmmm another supercar venture down the toilet.
God i'm a bit cynical today. Just reading their crap website full of waffle "modern racing motor technology and engineering" and bs "0-60: 1.67 seconds" musta put me in attack mode :) Have a cool beer....
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http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/201964/next_monaro_on_way.html
this is on the same site and far more practical than some plastic rocket