Chuck Norris's tuned Texas Ranger Edition Subaru 360 Superleggera ZR1:
Funniest thing since the whole week.
Chuck Norris's tuned Texas Ranger Edition Subaru 360 Superleggera ZR1:
After watching that top gear clip, this LFA is a car to be reckoned with.
To me, it's just as quick as the ZR1, ACR, GTR, SLS and F458 which are all as good at the Lamborgini. This LFA sounds great, and it will surprise many when first bought and driven.
Back in 2003, there really wasn't anything that was close to it though. And that's where a lot of people under estimate it.I have nothing against Ferrari, but 3000 lbs and 660 hp isn't all that impressive, and no where near the limit of street car design.
Gumpert wasn't founded til' 2005....Some of the late 90's GT1 road cars were more extreme. There were also occasionally things like this
http://www.supercars.net/cars/126.html
Ultima has been around a while right? I don't quite remember when the first GTR's rolled out, but it was close to 2003.
I think Ferrari could have stomped the Gumpert in 03, they just didn't want to. The Enzo was only designed to be so fast, and Ferrari achieved their goal.
Gumpert wasn't founded til' 2005....
Back in 2003, there really wasn't anything that was close to it though. And that's where a lot of people under estimate it.
Most of the cars that have beaten the Enzo are much newer. Technology has advanced a lot in the 8 years since the Enzo's development & release. Ferrari themselves have already surpassed it with the F430S. Give it time & I'm positive Ferrari could bring out something very close to the Gumpert.
There was an episode of TG, comparing supercars from the Maggie Thatcher era with some newly made supercars ( Mclaren F1, XJ220, F40 vs SLR, Zonda F, Enzo ) & them 3 were quicker than the most recent 3.They aren't as quiet, refined & are harder to drive fast.Ultimately though i'd say they are more fun, of these 6 chosen.
Well, since people are mentioning tiers all of a sudden, I'm going to throw on my opinion on that. I don't think a single "High Tier" Supercar has been mentioned.*
I think something like an Enzo is mid class, very firmly. Something like the Gumpert Apollo, the theoretical Saleen S7 (I say that because Saleen has some amazing claims, but no one wants to thoroughly test the thing), Mosler MT900 GTR, and Radical SR8 (probably even higher than high tier) are all much faster.
* OK someone said Zonda, that might count, though when Evo compared the Enzo and Zonda F, the Pagani didn't really have much to show for its weight advantage.
Agreed, can't see many people getting the most out of the Pagani's, if it's included the Zonda Cinque would be up there for best road legal car.
👍 Good choices! Those Ariel's (500) and Caterham's (V8) are beasts. I'm adding these, the Radical SR8LM and the Caparo T1 to my list
Just hoping i don't have to do the Team America secret signal .
According to me we can settle this on the track, but let me play too:
Lower: SLS AMG, GTR, F430, Regular Gallardo, Z06, SLR Mclaren, Audi R8,
Middle Tier: Gallardo 560-4, F430 Scuderia, Murciélago LP640, RUF RT-12 ,Lexus LFA, Ford GT
Upper Tier: Enzo, 458, ACR, ZR1, LP670-SV,Pagani Zonda F, RUF CTR3 (I'm praying for it...), Bugatti Veyron, McLaren F1 , CCX
It didn't need to be. In 2003, it was one of the fastest cars available & had a limited amount of competition. Ferrari saw no reason to make it any faster.Yes, I'm saying the Enzo could have been Gumpert fast.
It didn't need to be. In 2003, it was one of the fastest cars available & had a limited amount of competition. Ferrari saw no reason to make it any faster.
I think Ferrari could have stomped the Gumpert in 03, they just didn't want to [be that fast]. The Enzo was only designed to be so fast, and Ferrari achieved their goal.
Are you serious? They were just lazy. Ferrari of all people knew that it wouldn't take long for someone to surpass them.You also said they could have stomped the Apollo in 2003. How could have Ferrari wanted to stomp a non-existent car? They beat everything else & achieved their goal. Trying to go any further to beat non-existent cars was a waste of time.
It's not lazy to build against cars that do not exist. It's being smart. No point in trying to compete with something that hasn't come yet because they had no idea if the Apollo would succeed or not.Are you serious? They were just lazy. Ferrari of all people knew that it wouldn't take long for someone to surpass them.
Yes, they made a car that would be the fastest at the time. Saying making it better would be useless, is just, well, you know. Afterall, they did the whole fxx thing didn't they? Souped up track only enzo to beat up on the newer cars.
The pp system in GT5P is so messed up most cars couldn't get within 2-4 seconds of it.
Surely Jason Potatoe was wearing a helmet, fire proof under clothing, a race suit & gloves etc.I didn't see a mark on him, when filming Fifth Gear.