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No problemoOriginally Posted by distress
But it's still the quickest car on the roadAbout the Dauer Racing 962 LM; the car is basically a race car, and quite unpractical. Not to mention, that if it is driven enthusiastically, the engine needs rebuilt as much as a race car
What do you drive?Yeah but hit the throttle like it's meant to be, and see the gass gauge go down as fast as my car hits 140mph (which it can barely do)
Rookie
Nah, it's only labeled that way, there is no proof of it hitting it's "claimed" 250mph top speed, and the car isn't really a production car in my mind.But it's still the quickest car on the road
Koeinsegg CC is there at 242mphSupposedly..
The wind that blows in the Andes.
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No, they are, those numbers were done by a Saleen test driver, no one else has been able to test the car though. Remember this is the 2004 S7, not 03.
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Quickness is determined by acceleration, so this baby is the quickest car around.
There isn't any more proof of the CC doing 242 than the 962 doing 250. Neither of them have been tested. Anyway, if the 250mph top speed is accurate, name one car that's faster...........thought soKoeinsegg CC is there at 242mph
Rookie
The 962 is a race car, and lacks the practiality and reliability of a road car. The CC has been filmed and radard doing 242, supposadly; didn't say it is accurate, but a few media sources are quotable..check Zero, Great Britian.
Of course, from what I have read, the CC still can't match drivability with the McLaren F1. Can't seam to find any reviews on the CCR, because it uses a new engine and lag-free supercharger.
The wind that blows in the Andes.
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Does that matter?
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