SSC-ultimate-aero-TT-world's fastest-production-car-wallpaper-review-price

Think your car is fast? Think again. Not even the 16 cylinders from the Bugatti Veyron or the Koenigsegg CCR, or any other production car for that matter, could keep up with the SSC Ultimate Aero. And now’s your chance to blow by everyone as this car, chassis number TT-02, the actual car that broke the Guinness World Record for speed for production car, is up for sale. What will you get for your million plus? Well, only a car that has 1183 horsepower which accelerates from 0 to 60 in 2.78 seconds, a commemorative watch, and the actual certificate from Guinness confirming the record. You’ll also get the original set of tires and rims used for the record breaking run if you feel like replicating the 257 mph the Shelby SuperCar achieved
price:$654,400
The Aero’s styling includes the use of flip doors similar to the ones found on the Mercedes-McLaren SLR, and the Ferrari Enzo, to name a few. It uses carbon fiber and titanium extensively throughout the car, keeping the weight down to 1233 kg (for the standard Aero). For the Ultimate Aero, weight is further reduced to 1179 kg by marking the navigation system, 10-speaker audio/CD/DVD system, video/DVD screen, and back-up camera as optional equipment; and removing air-conditioning and any trunk space altogether.

bugatti-veyron-world's most expensive- fastest car

The Bugatti Veyron first made its appearance back in 1999 at the Tokyo Motor Show as a concept car, but it wasn’t until 2005 again at the Tokyo Motor Show that a full production model was first shown. It has been reported that even though the Bugatti Veyron sells for about $2,000,000 US the actual production cost is well above this figure.

The specifications for the Bugatti Veyron read like an engineers wet dream, the Bugatti Veyron is powered by a W16 engine which is basically two V8’s sandwiched together in a W configuration giving you 16 cylinders hence the W16 name. Due to the narrow configuration it only requires 4 camshafts to operate the 4 valves per cylinder giving a total of 64 valves.

With 4 turbochargers providing the boost this beast throws out a massive 1001hp with peak torque a stump pulling 922 ft lbs, all this fed thru a dual clutch into an computer controlled 7 speed manual gearbox (operated via paddles on the steering column), then into the all wheel drive to get all that power to the ground.

Keeping things cool the Bugatti Veyron has 10 radiators, 3 for engine cooling, 2 for the air con,1 as a heat exchanger for the air to liquid intercoolers on the turbos, then 1 each for transmission, differential, engine and hydraulic oils (hydraulics used for rear spoiler which raises and lowers according to speed).

Let’s now look at the Bugatti Veyrons performance, top speed is guaranteed to be 400kmh (249mph), an official top speed of 407.5kmh (253.2mph) was achieved twice at Volkswagens Ehra-Lessien test track.

The Bugatti Veyron is also the quickest accelerating production car in history, reaching 60mph in 2.46 seconds with 200 and 300kmh (124 and 186mph) done in 7.3 and 16.7 seconds.
But this comes at a price with fuel consumption in the range of 5 to 10 mpg, but at full throttle the Bugatti Veyron gets 2.1mpg,which means it would empty its 100 litre (26.4 gallon) fuel tank in just about 12.5 seconds.

world's longest car-limo car

Limousines are all about being noticed and that is certainly what Jay Ohrberg of Burbank California gets in his 100 foot limo.
Jay designed his monster limo himself and now hires it out through his car hire company. The limo has 26 wheels and can be driven rigidly or adjusted to bend in the middle around corners. This incredible car is currently in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest car in the world and even has two driver’s compartments – one at each end – to help with reversing.
The longest car in the world is better equipped than many Hollywood mansions, including luxuries like a large Jacuzzi tub, a sun deck, a helipad, a swimming pool (with a diving board of course), a king sized bed and a satellite dish, just to name a few.
While the limo isn’t actually street legal, it is mainly hired out for exhibitions and to be used in movies.

t282b-liebherr-world's biggest car

The powerful T 282 B diesel electric mining truck is the pioneer with respect to payload capacity. It transports up to 400 short tons (363 rnetric tonnes) with a top speed of 40 mph (64 km/h).
The T 282 B offers the highest payload to empty vehicle weight (EVW) ratio in the industry of 1.6.
Liebherr designed the T 282 B based on a concept of both efficient load management and lowest possible empty vehicle weight while maximizing payload.
Specification:

Gross vehicle weight (GVW):600 t
Payload class :363 t
Empty vehicle weight (EVW):237 t
Max. travel speed :64 km/h / 40 mph
Drive System :Siemens/Liebherr AC Drive