2005 Bugatti EB 16.4 Veyron

@Georg

Fixed!

@fastestlaps

there is a bug the new 1/4mile time of the Veyron does not show up in the 1/4mile ranking

I bet thats an expensive ass dent too.

@race
just a dint

http://img101.imageshack.us/f/72331503io9.jpg/ WTF? was that?

The metric system uses KW not hp, the "metric hp" is the PS or german horsepower.

No, the Metric system veyron has 1001bhp, the Imperial system Veyron has 987bhp, simple as that, even tose figures arent correct though, even bugatti has said the Veyron never really even had those figures, more closer to 1120bhp, M or I.

@Sith and others
no, this car has 987hp, the 1001 figure is PS, the german horsepower.
this car doesn't has 1001hp nor 1001bhp, there's no difference between continents, is the same car and it has 987hp.

0-160 5.2
quarter mile 9.93 @ 147

but, just one of car able to defeat yor eb16.4 veyron, you wanna know what is car name : SSC (Shelby supercar corporation) or SSC ultimate aero. heh, SSC ultimate aero car able to defeat your bugatti

that is my favourite car, its fastest car, ilove you so much. but, by the way ,it is fastest car than best car ,so please give your solution. Let i'm know

I will stop all arguments
Car got 1001hp, or 987bhp
1001 - on flywheel
987 - on wheels
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I got Honda S2000 (officially 240hp)
but on wheels I got 220+

“Yeah, so why 987 hp?”

Because the 1001 was put in ps, aka the European Veyron.

The US Veyron has 1001 hp, or 1014 ps.

I found a quick Q&A that might help.....(not specific to the Veyron)


“How do I convert PS to horsepower?A manufacturer quotes the power of a vehicle at 250PS (Pferdestärke - German for horsepower, equal to metric horsepower and sometimes referred to as 'continental horsepower') converted to watts this would be 183874.7 (250 x 735.4988) and converted to horsepower (imperial) it would be 246.58 (183874.7 / 745.7).

To avoid all that hassle you could go straight from 250PS to 246.58hp just by dividing 250 by 1.01387 or by using the calculator above

Which is bigger, Horsepower DIN or Horsepower PS?
They are exactly the same, also known as metric horsepower.

Why are cars rated as 280hp in Japan but 276hp in the U.K.?
They use Metric horsepower(DIN/PS) as above, converted to imperial/UK/mechanical horsepower it's 276.17 which gets rounded to 276hp. ”

Yeah, so why 987 hp?

I think the power actually varies with country, so that it's 1001 based on whatever system the country that it is sold in uses.

are you sure that this car has 987 hp and not 1001 hp? in every part that i search it appears the second number

“It would be like driving a minivan that can go 250mph, and thats means lack of confidence in the corners. ”

How many minivans can pull .94g on a skidpad?

http://www.roadandtrack.com/content/download/67087/1721321/version/1/file/dp_2006bugatti.pdf

this one is a pre-production model

It would be like driving a minivan that can go 250mph, and thats means lack of confidence in the corners.

the 0-180 miles per hour is only 14 seconds you can find it at http://www.howstuffworks.com/bugatti.htm

Considering it's weight it corners very well but it's still not the same as having a light weight car.

Still it's a best cornering 2 tons on the track ever. ;)

First of all this car weighs to much to be a track car and after researching this car, it was only made to make an astounding top speed, as cornering it was not engineered for and only an engine like that could, thus resulting in a rich mans Ford Mustang.