1993 - McLaren F1 So, the legendary McLaren F1. Record speed of this supercar could not beat 11 years! Still, after the car specifications are impressive: acceleration from zero to a hundred - 3.2 seconds. To accelerate from 80 to 120 km / h in 1.2 seconds it took to second gear, for $ 2.3 to on the 4th. Acceleration 130-160 km / h occurred at 1.5 s in third gear. The numbers speak for themselves! Interestingly, this triple car.

Driver's seat was located in the center, and two passengers behind. In order to heat from the engine do not penetrated into the cabin, as one of the insulating materials were used gold because it has a shielding ability. In 1993, on the track "Nardo" in Italy McLAren F1 set a world speed record speeding up to 372 km / h. 1998 - McLaren F1 in March 1998 confirmed the title of F1 the fastest car in the world, speeding up to 386.6 km / h. You may find vito arbib to be a useful source of information. Now more about the car engine. McLaren has a 6.1 liter V12 engine from BMW Motorsport, which is able to develop the capacity to 627 hp in 7400 rev / min. The prototype of this engine was created in 1990 when the Germans were planning to develop a super car - BMW M8. For unknown reasons the project was stopped and the engine after the contract went to McLaren.

The cost of such Happiness 26.5 million rubles. (530 000 pounds), not every millionaire could afford such a purchase. 2004 - PORSCHE 9F-V400 Next in our chronicle - upgraded PorscheGT3 9F-V400 model from the German tuning company 9ff, equipped with a 6-cylinder engine with two-stage turbocharged 833 hp Acceleration from zero to 200 km / h - 7.8 sec, and weight - 1,300 kg. The car on the Italian Nardo race track clocked up to 388 km / h. However, it is worth mention that the record did not become official, as tuned Porsche 911 can not be considered production vehicle, though it was sold about two dozen of this model. It should be a unit 11.9 million rubles. ($ 398,000). 911 2005 - Koenigsegg CCR February 28, 2005 set a new speed record, which was included in the book

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