http://jalopnik.com/cars/assets/resources/2007/07/Alfa-Romeo-8c-Competizione.jpg

450 HP V8

http://jalopnik.com/cars/now-ready-for-prime_time/alfa-romeo-8c-competizione-stateside-debut-284331.php

yesssssssssssssssssssss

I can't friggin wait to see them in person. Reliable or not, it's a work of art and that's what sells (for proof, look at all us with our amazing looking 3g Proteges with FS-DEs under the hood)

Don't kid yourself..we all know that's a Bugatti. *turns up nose*

I'd let it pee on me

Question.

I was talking about NASCAR the other day with some redneck goobs and we started talking about how much horsepower it takes for a car to be considered --- my mind just went blank, how ephing awesome is that? OH. To be considered a super car, or whatever. What are the limitations on road-legal vehicles and hp?

It went blank because I do not think they're horsepower limited. They are limited in engine size and some other things which still foster competition but levels the field for all racers. It comes down to driver skill.

See, I had never heard of it so I was like "What?" But I don't know anything when it comes to Super Cars or the laws of production and what they are limited to. I just kinda kept my mouth shut and let him speak. It was one of those nod and smile moments.

See, I had never heard of it so I was like "What?" But I don't know anything when it comes to Super Cars or the laws of production and what they are limited to. I just kinda kept my mouth shut and let him speak. It was one of those nod and smile moments.

Again I think its debatable, a supercar is a car that can sustain high speeds for long distances over verse terrain. I think the legality of producing a high horsepower is only limited by maintaining safety inside the vehicles even at the vehicles upper limits.

*nods and smiles*