A new car to test for the three guys from Top Gear. The new nissan skyline gtr r35, a 480hp monster, four-wheel drive and an impressive maximum torque of 588 Nm.
Nissan's engineers have produced a technological jewel, placing electronic traction control and many other electronic devilry.
The result is acceleration from 0 to 100km/h in 3.5 seconds and a top speed of 310km/h, performance intimidate even a porsche gt3rs.
The price for this monster: 80.000euro around, about half a porsche!
A new car to test for Jeremy of top gear, the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione.
Defined by the same conductor as a piece of modern art, 8C does not stand out for its performance on the track but for its appearance.
Features a 4.7-liter V8 capable of delivering 450hp, has been produced in only 500 units so if you want one you're already late!
The latest release from the garage of the German bugatti veyron is the Supersport, which increases 200hp to the the already monstrous Veyron's W16 engine. The result is an acceleration from 0-100km / h in 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 434km/h.
The price of this jewel of technology? 1,434,000 euro (excluding taxes).
Take a one-mile stretch of road in Abu Dhabi, two of the best cars in production and two crazy pilots of top gear. The result: a drag race to discover which of the Bugatti Veyron and the McLaren F1 has the best acceleration.
A W16 with 1001 hp for a weight of nearly 2 tons against a W12 with 680 hp for a weight of 1 ton, who will win?
Two other dream car to be tested in private circuit of top gear.
The new Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera and the Porsche gt3rs, white.
The challenge: to figure out which of the two cars is the best track, it is easy to see thatthe largest number of hp and 4 wheel drive of the gallardo have the upper hand over the porsche.
The editors of the BBC has chosen the road and Jeremy, Richard and James had thethankless task of choosing the car.
The new ferrari 458 italia, the mercedes sls amg and the porsche gt3rs were their choices.
The Blue Ridge Highway in Virginia is the road chosen by the BBC, 455km of mountain roads that wind through Virginia and Washington DC.
