Puma GT

The Puma GT was a Brazilian sports car manufactured in Brazil and South Africa, and was the first model to be produced under the brand Puma. Maximum speed: approximately 150km / h Weight: between 640Kg. Four times, 4 cylinders, opposing, cooling the air, 1493 cm ³ Power 60 hp (44KW) at 4,400 rpm In the last version, the Puma was equipped with the AP VW engine, that enabled a performance better than the VW boxer.

Audi R8

It has a 4.2 liter V8 engine that yields 420 hp to 7500 rpm, and does accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in 4.6 seconds, reaching a maximum speed of 301 km / h. The R8 is a supersport model of two posts of Audi. It is based on the concept car Audi Le Mans Quattro, presented in 2003 in the lounge of Frankfurt. Has changed little in relation to the concept car. The large scale as a trapezium, the brand identity, is well integrated ahead, but now with the rings to stand on top of the bonnet and rear, the car has entries of air that improve the aerodynamics similar to the front that have the same function and also to cool the brakes.

Lotus Evora

The Lotus revealed the name of its new sports, whose presentation is scheduled for the Hall of London. The Evora, which maintains the tradition of baptism names beginning with the letter E (the other models are the mark of Elise and Exige), will be equipped with a V6 engine of 276 hp provided by Toyota. Unlike to recent releases, Evora will come in the 2+2 configuration, or with the capacity to carry two adults and two children in the rear seat. The innovations are present also in the sound system, developed by Alpine and which has GPS and connection to iPod. The wheels are 18 inches in front and 19 inches in the rear. With a transfer of six marches, the car is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km / h in under five seconds, but the maximum speed has not yet been disclosed by the assembly.

Ferrari F430

On the F360 predecessor, the new V8 grew 20% in displacement, shrinked in external dimensions and won only 4 kg of weight. They have contributed to that new materials and components of small size (such as housing and dry clutch of smaller diameter). The maximum power of 490 horsepower arrives at 8500 rpm and maximum torque of 47.4 MKGF to 5250 rpm. In track, the performance is out of joint. According to Ferrari, the V8 accelerates the 1450 kilograms of F430, from 0 to 100 km / h in only 4 seconds. And the maximum speed reaches to 315 km / h.

TVR Tuscan

In the case of Tuscan base comes up to 100 km / h in just 4.3 seconds and maximum speed of 281 km / h. The "S" which is equipped with an engine of 390 horses reaches 314 km / h and accelerates to 100 km / h in just 3.9 seconds. Already the most peppery - which uses the Speed Six of 4.2 liters and 450 horses - exceeds the 320 km / h and maximum speed record of 3.3 seconds of acceleration, achieved not only by the power of the engine, but according to a weight yet less than the Tuscan base of only 1000 kg. To get an idea of the difference in weight, it would put eight adults average within the Tuscan R (if fitting) so he had the same weight of a Dodge Viper RT/10 vacuum, which has the same 450 horsepower!

Audi TT

The Audi TT was renewed at the end of 2006, with a coupe to a cabrio version that came out in March 2007. The engines are the 2.0 TFSI of known origin that VW charge Cv 200, making the TT to reach 100 km / H in 6.9 seconds, its maximum speed is around 240 km / H. The V6 engine 3.2 Quattro, has a system of full strength, with a maximum speed limited to 250 km / h and an acceleration from 0 to 100 in 6.4 seconds, can has a fascinating behaviour.

Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR

The Viper is a super sports of truth, without freshness and expensive, but cost much less and has performance equal (and sometimes even higher) than sporting full of freshness that cost dearly only because the mark has fame, as an example Ferrari, Porsche, BMW, Audi, Lamborghini, Maserati, Aston Martin, among others. Its engine is a 8.4 liter, V10, with aluminum block, which generates 600 horse power and torque MKGF 77.42. The head has VVT system, which electronically adjusts the opening and closing of valves in accordance with the rotation of the engine and demand.