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Anyone else think that's a dinosaur's tail on a trailer in the background there? I gotta increase my meds...
Description: And yes, it can drift. But now he's taking it to the highway with some friends in tow to hunt down some unsuspecting competition. Of course at the end of the video there's even more drift ac...
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It definitely has more than 275hp if it's fast enough to beat another Supra while he has like 10 people in the car. Lol (exaggerating)
@lou Rape wagon, thats is exactly wat it is! If uve ever had a sleeper U should know how fun it is to do this
Kickin’ in the front seat, sittin’ in the back seat. Gotta make my mind up, which seat can I take? (Don't hate cuz I found resist myself )
Don't care for the hood scoop. I know it's functional on the euro spec supra's but it looks dumb.
David calm yourself.
...know it but these old wagons are well balanced decent handling cars.
Odd conversation here regarding wheelspins and drifting. My tired 240 wagon bone stock and misfiring probably put out 70bhp but would spin its tyres and slide around very controllably on wet corners. Okay that's not really drifting like you guys...
VV lol
An '02 S4 does 60 in over 5 seconds. Hopefully that clears things up.
Considering even the early Charger SRT8s with 425 hp only achieved it in 5.5 due to their mass/weight.
@Wyatt If that Audi has 250hp and is all wheel drive, I would say its definitely pretty quick, but maybe you should research 0-60 times a little more. I wouldn't say it's improbable for it to have, say, a 5.5 0-60. That's seems more appropriate.
SAAB just came out with a new badge and they will be producing cars again at the end of August.
Why is that hard to believe? The car probly weighs 2500 pounds or less and depending on gearing that's not crazy. I mean unless I'm missing Somthing.
250 hp and 0-60 in 4,2 sec? Yeah right. Grow up.
Motortrend has the same article, but they do not give HP numbers. They say "these engines are capable of 1000hp".
Leading you to believe that 276hp in a Volvo station wagon will make it drift. The engine in that Volvo is probably pushing 370-400 hp and the crank. Easy to get those numbers from that engine. Especially with the big turbos in the picture.
Is leading you to believe. The real culprit here is the misleading article. Maybe not misleading, but mid informed. Of course the motor is not stock, but they gave the stock numbers on the motor in the article.
@ Jordan, pretty much every fwd car can spin tires, with a ripped e-brake. Some of you are missing the point, I didn't mean whether or not this car can do a burnout. I meant spinning a tire into a turn to do a drift. Takes more hp than the article
The UK Supras came with 326 bhp stock.
Yep a geo could light the tires up. Wonder how many know what they are talking about...
Hell I can spin the tires on my Jetta and that's only 170 horsepower.
Cant believe how sum people cant use context clues of course its got more than 276hp you can see they ditched the stock twins for a big single turbo
Bwahaha. 320 barely spins the tires. Lmao. My car make a little more then 320 and it lights tires up on command. Volvo 240 wagons weigh around 3100 lbs. that's not that heavy. But yes I agree this engines not stock, but if it was.. Still a sleeper
@lou, I agree. I think the article is wrong on the power output. I think they just used the stock configuration numbers.
@wyatt, and my Schwinn does 0-60 in 3 seconds.
David, not true. My Mom has a 2004 Twin-Turbo (2.7) Audi Allroad with 250 HP, that does 0-60 in like 4.2, and Ive gotten it up to 125 no problem.
I'm almost certain this motor has been massaged to make more power. That's a big turbo in the cover pic.
Still could use more power, even 320 is barely enough to spin a tire on a station wagon.
@ Robby, you beat me to it! The Japan spec supra's were rated at 276 due to the agreement, while the U.S spec supra's were rated at 320hp
The 276 rating was the result of a gentleman s agreement between the car makers at that time to prevent any unwanted attention on making cars to "powerful".
You do realize that all of the high end Japanese cars from that era were rated at 276hp. And that number was always under rated, most supras would put at least 276 hp to the wheels. We're talking well over 300+ hp at the crank. Bone stock
276 hp, That's it? Most cars come from factory with more than that. It's a station wagon, going to need a lot more than 276 horses to make it a sleeper. Needs more like 400