Fancy driving something a bit nippy?
http://www.autosrapidos.com/superautos/w/walleylarson-le1groundfighter.htm
2000bhp, 2000+Nm torque, claimed top speed of 490km/h (300mph to you and me)
I can't guarantee it actually exists, every webpage about it seems to link to another webpage about it... perhaps some automotive urban legend!
But it is pretty crazy. To me it looks like the guy who built the Munsters' car was contracted in by Ultima Cars, and then whilst the carbon fibre was still wet a jolly green giant ice-cream man slipped and jammed a couple of jolly green giant wafers in the back of it.
Rather tasteless styling, unfortunately!
It reminds me of those cars you see on Top Gear every couple of years when one brave American realises that Corvettes aren't supercars and decides to build an American supercar... and then proves why Americans don't build supercars. 
I'd have one though. I'd only do about 100 miles a year in it, but it could be fun.
http://www.autosrapidos.com/superautos/w/walleylarson-le1groundfighter.htm
2000bhp, 2000+Nm torque, claimed top speed of 490km/h (300mph to you and me)
I can't guarantee it actually exists, every webpage about it seems to link to another webpage about it... perhaps some automotive urban legend!
But it is pretty crazy. To me it looks like the guy who built the Munsters' car was contracted in by Ultima Cars, and then whilst the carbon fibre was still wet a jolly green giant ice-cream man slipped and jammed a couple of jolly green giant wafers in the back of it.
Rather tasteless styling, unfortunately!
It reminds me of those cars you see on Top Gear every couple of years when one brave American realises that Corvettes aren't supercars and decides to build an American supercar... and then proves why Americans don't build supercars. I'd have one though. I'd only do about 100 miles a year in it, but it could be fun.
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