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2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is GM's most powerful car ever | Fox News

 

 

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The 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 isn’t just the most powerful Corvette yet, but the most powerful General Motors car ever made.

 

 

The new “King of the Hill” has a 755 hp 6.2-liter V8 sticking out of its hood, thanks to a supercharger that’s over 50 percent larger than the one used by the now relatively weak-kneed 650 hp Corvette Z06.

 

Consider for a moment that is also 300 hp more than the base Corvette Stingray and you realize this car means the business. The engine is fitted with port and direct fuel injection and also sends 715 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels through a standard 7-speed manual, or optional 8-speed automatic transmission.

 

The car is undeniably cool, even when it’s parked, but will surely look even better when it hits the street and track next spring at a price that hasn’t been announced, but will likely be north of the $112,000 the last ZR1 went for in 2012.

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Poor man's muscle car. The Bugatti Vision GT will crank out over 1200 hp and do over 278 mph. Of course that is for a cool $5.6 million, tax, tag, and title.

 

Can you imagine what a set of wipers for that thing would cost?

If I rode in either one at those speeds, I would definitely need wipers.

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Poor man's muscle car. The Bugatti Vision GT will crank out over 1200 hp and do over 278 mph. Of course that is for a cool $5.6 million, tax, tag, and title.

 

Can you imagine what a set of wipers for that thing would cost?

Watched a show about Bugatti and showed they building them from start to finish. Very impressive.
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On "Fast and Loud" the current car build is a 200 MPH 1972 Pantera for Kurt Busch...budget is about $200K which included $125K for the Donor car and some free help from Busch's team building the roll cage for the car.

 

Truth is there are few cars that realistically approach those speeds, many may claim to but few actually hit 200 MPH.

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