If your measuring stick for the fastest car is the Nurburgring, then let us present you with the best. Back a few months ago, Michael Duchting drove a Donkervoort D8 270 RS around the Nordschleife Nurburgring faster than anyone else in a production car - some 15 seconds faster than a Porsche Carrera GT!
Now, Donkervoort finally release their road worthy version to settle the controversy. Built in a limited edition of 25 cars, the 270 RS can finally be considered a proper production car.
engine : Front Longitudinal
aspiration : Turbocharger w/Intercooler
power : 201.3 kw / 270 bhp @ Not Available rpm
bhp/weight : 415.38 bhp per weight
f suspension : Double Wishbones
r suspension : Double Wishbones
weight : 650 kg / 1433 lbs
transmission : Borg Marner 5-Speed Manual
0 - 60 mph : 3.9 seconds
No wonder this Donkervoort beat the Porsche Carrera GT time of 7:32 by 15 fifteen seconds. Now the Sport Auto Nürburgring record is in the hands of Joop Donkervoort with a time of 7:18.01. He says this feat was possible due to "the special configuration of the suspension and the enormously stiff chassis of the 270 RS".
Donkervoort say the 270 RS is capable of 0 to 100 kph in less than 4 seconds and can stop from 100 km to a standstill in just 2.4. Is this the fastest production car ever made? It just might be. While the 270 doesn't beat an Ultima GTR in a straight line, it has proven its 'king of the ring' status.
Now, Donkervoort finally release their road worthy version to settle the controversy. Built in a limited edition of 25 cars, the 270 RS can finally be considered a proper production car.
engine : Front Longitudinal
aspiration : Turbocharger w/Intercooler
power : 201.3 kw / 270 bhp @ Not Available rpm
bhp/weight : 415.38 bhp per weight
f suspension : Double Wishbones
r suspension : Double Wishbones
weight : 650 kg / 1433 lbs
transmission : Borg Marner 5-Speed Manual
0 - 60 mph : 3.9 seconds
No wonder this Donkervoort beat the Porsche Carrera GT time of 7:32 by 15 fifteen seconds. Now the Sport Auto Nürburgring record is in the hands of Joop Donkervoort with a time of 7:18.01. He says this feat was possible due to "the special configuration of the suspension and the enormously stiff chassis of the 270 RS".
Donkervoort say the 270 RS is capable of 0 to 100 kph in less than 4 seconds and can stop from 100 km to a standstill in just 2.4. Is this the fastest production car ever made? It just might be. While the 270 doesn't beat an Ultima GTR in a straight line, it has proven its 'king of the ring' status.
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