[ZR1] ZR1 Top Speed Verification Video
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ZR1 Top Speed Verification Video
You,ll like this ride, check out the video. Make sure you inlarge the screen.
Corvette Development Engineering team verifying the top speed - 205 mph! - of the supercharged, 638 horsepower
(476 kW) and 604 lb.-ft. of torque (819 Nm) Corvette ZR1 at a test track in Papenburg, Germany.
The sound of the monster LS9 V8 is simply incredible! The limited production ZR1 will be available beginning this summer.
Corvette Development Engineering team verifying the top speed - 205 mph! - of the supercharged, 638 horsepower
(476 kW) and 604 lb.-ft. of torque (819 Nm) Corvette ZR1 at a test track in Papenburg, Germany.
The sound of the monster LS9 V8 is simply incredible! The limited production ZR1 will be available beginning this summer.
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Very nice.
That had to be in Germany on the autobahn where trucks are actually REQUIRED to drive on the right when they're not passing.
Can't do that anywhere in the U.S. without being arrested and the car impounded. (if you don't run into a moron driving 60 in the fast lane first...)
That had to be in Germany on the autobahn where trucks are actually REQUIRED to drive on the right when they're not passing.
Can't do that anywhere in the U.S. without being arrested and the car impounded. (if you don't run into a moron driving 60 in the fast lane first...)
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09
The ZR1 was smooth as silk at that speed. Awesome car
The driver made me a little nervous, as he kept looking over to his right at the digital speedo gauge.
I think at that speed, I wouldn't take my eyes off the road
augydog
The driver made me a little nervous, as he kept looking over to his right at the digital speedo gauge.
I think at that speed, I wouldn't take my eyes off the road
augydog
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Very nice.
That had to be in Germany on the autobahn where trucks are actually REQUIRED to drive on the right when they're not passing.
Can't do that anywhere in the U.S. without being arrested and the car impounded. (if you don't run into a moron driving 60 in the fast lane first...)
That had to be in Germany on the autobahn where trucks are actually REQUIRED to drive on the right when they're not passing.
Can't do that anywhere in the U.S. without being arrested and the car impounded. (if you don't run into a moron driving 60 in the fast lane first...)
You can see it just to the right of center in this Google Earth image:
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=...-8&sa=N&tab=il