The New 9ff GT9-R Crowned The Quickest Car on the Road
The tuners at 9ff have taken a Porsche 911 and created the GT9-R. It is Olympian. They’ve saddled it with 1120 horsepower and strapped this muscle to a ballerina’s body. This means you can accelerate up to a phenomenal 257mph (414km/h). It must be a bit like being in charge of your own cavalry regiment. The top speed has the beating of the Veyron, but for those wanting slightly less grunt they’re producing a 750 and 987 horsepower version as well. It’s also street legal, at least in Europe.
Source: The New 9ff GT9-R Crowned The Quickest Car on the Road
Source: The New 9ff GT9-R Crowned The Quickest Car on the Road
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