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Presenting the new Bugatti Veyron Super Sports: the World’s Fastest Car
1200 HORSES WOW!!!!!!!!!!! For the long-anticipated Veyron Super Sports – which follows in the tire tracks of upgraded Super Sports models from the marque’s history – Bugatti has tweaked the engine to produce an extra 200 horsepower over the “standard” model’s 1000. The resulting 1200-horse output, combined with revised aerodynamics, was enough for Bugatti to claim the land speed record at 267.81 miles per hour, achieved at parent company Volkswagen’s proprietary Ehra-Lessian test track in the presence of officials from the Guiness Book of World Records and the German Technical Inspection Agency, making it official. The Veyron Super Sports will be unveiled officially next month at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, after which full details of customer availability will be announced. For now we know that the first five production models will be painted the same black and neon orange paint scheme as the test vehicle you see here.
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Dagger GT’s
GOOD GRIEF!!! CHARLIE BROWN The 2000 hp, 300 mph Dagger GT’s design objectives are to be the best-looking, fastest Supercar in the world. Join the rebellion as we break every rule there is, and break every world record for production Supercars. Top horsepower/torque: 2000 hp/2000 ft lbs (given) Top Speed: 300 mph, plus Quarter mile: 200 mph and < 6.7 seconds 0 to 60 mph: < 1.5 seconds Lap records at: Nurburgring and Virginia International Raceway. Each Dagger GT will be carefully hand-made by exceptional, enthusiastic craftsmen. We plan to deliver 5 production Daggers in 2011. The base MSRP of the Dagger GT-S or “Sport” model is $450,000 plus custom work, if requested. The Dagger GT is based on an exceptional mid-engine concept car, the Corvette Cheetah, created by the brilliant industrial designer, Ivan Luccion. The car features an over-the-top big block, 2000 hp aluminum, twin turbo 572 multifuel racing engine, routinely built by Nelson Racing Engines. The Dagger GT also features a high-strength 4130 Chromoly Steel chassis. Source: Automotto