http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoC7-_ELgWE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoC7-_ELgWE

Not much to see there.

I'll take the Koenigsegg.

I'd take this. Burnouts at 70mph while on slicks.

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Your comparing a LP640 and a CCR to a modded up Camaro? lol

The LP640 replaced the Diablo as my favorite Lambo, I'd kill for one.

I don't care Lamborghini is my fave

I must admit that Lambos and Ferraris are great looking cars and they perform well too, but I don't like them mainly for the sound and their fragility. I remember reading an article in Popular Mechanics a few years ago where Jay Leno was telling about one of his Lambos (don't remember which model). He said if you actually drive it the way it was supposed to be driven you would burn the clutch out after only 6000 miles. They also don't sound too good. I would much rather have that deep rumble than that high pitched whine like what comes out of a Formula 1 car. I also like being more than 2 inches above the pavement when I am going along at 100+ mph.

Reventon FTW as far as Lambo is concerned....

I think I'd still rather have a Carrera GT over a Lambo though :drool:

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BRM V18 FTW

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Yeah, I'm gonna need more information on that... :drool:

Yeah, I'm gonna need more information on that... :drool:
1500cc, V16 made in 1953. 585HP@12,000RPM

Different recording:http://www.billzilla.org/BRM-pushstart.mp3 Play this on a theater sound system turned as high as it will go and you get an idea of what it was really like. The car is owned by a British rock star who hired his recording crew to make this clip. And despite their best efforts some of the sound is overdriven and clipped. Whenever the owner puts the car on the local track people can hear it and come from miles away for the show.
http://www.billzilla.org/BRM-fulltrack.mp3