Description: On the heels of yesterday's teaser photo, Ginetta has revealed their brand-new range-topping G60 sports car. The gorgeous little compact was built for performance and was designed to shed as much...Add Comments2
Payne Hodges WilsonOct 05, 2011 @Dale that's a good question my best guess is no matter how precise they build an engine or a car for that matter not ever car I going to have exactly the same horsepower numbers give or take a few hp
Dale FredriksOct 05, 2011 I've never gotten why car companies don't put the actual number of horsepower on their badges.
Description: The engine is coupled with a Ford six-speed transmission that sends power to the rear wheels by way of a Quaife LSD. To save weight, the Brit's stripped the flagship of all its electrical accoutr...Add Comments5
Quinn ConnerOct 04, 2011 That's actually pretty good ken. And also you don't know if the car needs to shift into third to do that or not. This is why 0-60 is not a good performance standard.
Ken MadisonOct 04, 2011 Those are horrible stats... 410 hp, weighing under 2,400 pounds, and hitting 60 in "under 4 seconds"....
That must be some bad gearing.
Cody JacquesOct 04, 2011 The special ed happy face really kills the car
Matt RobbinsOct 04, 2011 Whatever happened to design continuity where they picked one emphasis (smooth&cuvry or boxy&aggressive) and used it throughout the design of the car?? Recently "designers" have been mixing the two with bad results
Jordan SmithOct 04, 2011 Like an Elise mated with a 458 Italia
@Dale that's a good question my best guess is no matter how precise they build an engine or a car for that matter not ever car I going to have exactly the same horsepower numbers give or take a few hp
I've never gotten why car companies don't put the actual number of horsepower on their badges.