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Originally Posted by Ford Capri 2.8i
Firslty...i see a bit exagerated and optimists its acceleration and maximum speed since it needs the McLarens half of the time for reaching the 320 km/h and i see impossible this goal....besides....the maximum speed reach depends much more on the cars aerodinamics rather than the power itself no matter how much power the car develops....finally...i think its possible to get a drivable car regardless the power as long as the electronical stuff such as stability control, launch control among others are optimised and properly set up...
Finally lets see how much i love the car, since 14 years ago Bugatti launched the most powerful car ever.... the EB110..but at the end of the day the car doesnt bring any excitement to the driver....if the Veyron doesnt bring any excitement either, i wont like the car too much although it develops 1000 bhp
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I dont think anyone questioned Mclaren's manufacturers claims when it came out. Their claims were just as wild as Bugattis are now. The bar has been set higher, move on. When its proven that this car can hit 200mph in 14 seconds you will live with it. Is it that hard to believe?
The immense torque of this car will help it to be launched towards 200mph in no time. The difference between this and the Mclaren is that the Mclaren used its lack of downforce and streamlined body to hit that speed so quickly.
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