Forum 4Tuning - best car ever made

am tot vazut pe site`uri pe afara ca se barfeste pe tema la care ar fi za best ever made. de fiecare data se ajunge la discutia intre sport car, super car hiper car si super-hiper.sport-car`uri
asa ca am ales cateva:

1-->Porsche 911 Turbo
2--> Bugatti Veyron
3-->McLaren F1
4--> Lamborghini Murcielago LP640
5--> Porsche Carrera GT
6--> Ferrari Enzo
7--> Ferrari F50
8--> Porsche 911 GT3
9--> Ford GT
10-->Lamborghini Diablo
11-->Nissan GT-R
12-->Ferrari F40
13-->Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggara
14-->Ferrari F430
15-->Lotus Elise
si cateva descrieri:
1= Make a lot out of very little. Optimize the relationship between cost and benefit. In short: Efficiency demands performance. That was the principle of the first 911 Turbo in 1974 and it remains true today. The 911 Turbo principle is even more powerful, efficient and desirable than ever before

2=Luxurious, lightning fast and masterfully engineered, but ugly as hell. What a car... But personally I find that a contender for the best car ever shouldn't try to take off and shouldn't poke you for gas every 20 minutes.

3=It was formerly the fastest street legal production car until 2005 (231 mph).

4=The stats for the Lamborghini Murcielago, big brother of the Lamborghini Gallardo and heir of the Diablo, are impressive: 6.5-liter, 48-valve aluminum V12 generating 640 hp. The six-speed transmission is available as a traditional manual or as an automated manual, and the car is all-wheel drive for traction and control. All of this adds up to a top speed of 211 mph, and a 0-62 time of 3.4 seconds, slightly up from its original 2001 incarnation.

5=With its V10 engine providing more than 600 horsepower and with an array of cutting edge technologies including a ceramic composite clutch and brakes beneath its carbon-reinforced body, the Porsche Carrera GT uses the undiluted qualities of a genuine racecar to provide an unprecedented driving experience on the road.

6=toti cunoastem fenomenul

7=Ferrari had hit its target, and the car was so special inside the company that it had its own production line. When the last Ferrari F50 rolled out in 1997, few were sadder to see it go than Ferrari test driver Dario Benuzzi. “Developing the car has been a wonderful adventure,” he told Autocar. “I do not want it to end.”

8=3.6-litre engine, 381 bhp, 60 mph in 4 seconds. And that very aggressive racing look!

9=The Ford GT40 was a high performance sports car and winner of the 24 hours of Le Mans four times in a row, from 1966 to 1969 (in 1967 with a different body, though). It was built to win long-distance sports car races against Ferrari (who won at Le Mans six times in a row from 1960 to 1965). That car used the Gurney Weslake engine with the special alloy heads made by Weslake.

10=Billed as "Italy's other supercar," the Diablo replaced the legendary Countach model in 1990. The Diablo benefited mightily from input by the engineering department at Chrysler, Lamborghini's corporate parent until 1994. Not only did the Diablo deliver on the promise of a 200 mph top speed, reportedly it is far easier to live with day-to-day than its Countach predecessor. Lamborghini's first vehicles were tractors, as company founder Ferrucio Lamborghini filled the acute needs of Italian farmers recovering from World War II. The first Lamborghini sports car, the 350GTV, debuted in 1963. After passing through several hands, the company is now solely owned by Audi AG. Besides the production models, Lamborghini engines have powered Formula One racer cars and offshore powerboats.

12= One of the fastest street cars (60 mph in 3.2 seconds). Without all the computers they put now between You, Car and the road. Pure adrenaline with over 200 mph.

15=For British manufacturer Lotus, high-performance is all about simplicity. A lightweight, stripped-down car with a modest engine is the Lotus ideal -- the pure sports car. The new Lotus Elise fits that ideal perfectly. It weighs less than a ton and only has a four-cylinder engine, but it's fast enough for most and has handling characteristics that more than one automotive magazine has called "telepathic."