According to The Sunday Times , Guinness is re-considering the Veyron SS as the fastest production car due to issues with the speed limited. In a statement released on Friday, Guinness World Records, the British-based company which is recognised as the authority on world record attempts, confirmed t...

I cant imagine how much that bedroom set is worth, probably more than I've ever earned in my life.

But that wont stop me.

The more and more I see the LaFerrari, the more and more I want to make LaFerrari babies with it.

The SS was proven at 268mph, and 5 models are capable of that speed, in which is only slightly less Venoms that have been created all together; that is my point. You also can't compare Bugatti to any other company making the "fastest" cars, as last I checked, the vast majority of them are...

The world record edition versions come without the limiter, so your first point is invalid (you can physically right now take it to 268mph, given that it is a world record edition, you had a long straight, and you owned one). Also, the Veyron doesn't have "shoddy" tires; it was limited fo...

I know it was proven to be capable of 268MPH, but the ones people buy are limited because the tires would explode, the SS isn't safe at those speeds. The production versions of the Venom GT aren't limited, because they don't have shoddy tires. Also, you can clearly see in that video, it was able to ...

Well, the run has been done. 267.5MPH is the Venom GT's top speed. [youtube]1d9y2SFLl44[/youtube] Technically, this makes the Venom the fastest production car because production Veyron SS's are limited to 258MPH (Something I never knew). Also this test was only done on a 2 mile stretch, whilst the V...

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Why not R-Class Prepsi? Too much to handle?

MadManCK wrote:Also Bill likes to play TDU.

Who is Bill?