The most Fastest, biggest, most expensive and most luxurious automobiles on display at Dubai Motor show, In November the most awaited show was seen by number of people who got the love for the most beautiful car in the world, visitors were just in the right place to be entertained, as the convention hall is host to a range of superlatives. For anyone who cares for the fastest, biggest, most expensive and most luxurious in terms of cars, the exhibition was definitely a must-see event. At the motor show, speed is what everybody talks about. “To have the fastest car in the world is an ‘ego-thing’,” said David Golder, General Manager of Hennessey.
Venom GT
The Venom GT was the first car to be show cased at the show, David and his team are bound to set the world record for the fastest car in December, expecting to bring it to its top speed of 448 kmph. The model drove a 0-200 mph run within 14.51 seconds, setting the hyper car World Record. The Venom GT is designed solely to be the fastest car in the world, minimized in weight and streamlined to the acceptable limit.
Devel Sixteen
With 16 cylinders, 5,000 horsepower, 7,500 rpm and a Made in Dubai is already in the making, the automobile has an expected top speed of 560 km/h, which would exceed current and anticipated world records. However, there is one problem: there are no available tires to handle the top speed. For now, the automobile will not be seen challenging records and even if tires are found, the challenge will be reserved for the exclusive some only.
Bugatti’s Meo Constantini
Leaving ambitions and expectations aside, the king of speed remains to be Bugatti, which has not only been manufacturer of fastest car in the world, but also reached a speed of 408.84 km/h with the Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse roof down in April 2013, making it the fastest production roadster ever built.W16 engine achieves an unparalleled torque of 1,500 Nm from 1,200 hp at 3,000–5,000 rpm, and can accelerate from 0–100km in 2.6 seconds.
McLaren P1
The McLaren P1 is the race car on the road. Prioritizing driver experience, the car reaches 100 kmph within 2.8 seconds and needs 30.2 meters to be brought to a full stop. Driving the McLaren P1 would be the closest one could get to drive a Formula 1 car on the road.
Aston Martin’s CC100 Speedster
One such car is the CC100 Speedster, a production of Aston Martin in celebration of its 100 year anniversary. The car’s design is the same as on the model that was driven in 24 hours Le Mans race of 2007, which was won by Aston Martin Racing.
The engine pairs with a six-speed sequential transmission, which, of course, sends power to the CC100’s rear wheels. Aston predicts the combo is good for a four-second trip from 0 to 60 mph, and the car’s top speed is limited to 180 mph. For More
