Why we don't have PEUGEOT cars such as OXIA and 405 T16 Sobahn Abbasi
Top 100 fastest cars from 0 to 100 kph 2020
0 to 100 kph acceleration time is the primary acceleration figure used by European and Japanese car and motorcycle manufacturers.
Because of that, there is abundance of well documented and precisely measured 0 to 100 kph times.
This acceleration benchmark differs slightly from its United States analogue - the 0 to 60 mph time. 100 kph equals 62.1 mph, and, therefore, 0 - 100 kph times are slightly longer and not inter-comparable.
Some manufacturers publish both 0 - 100 kph and 0 - 60 mph times.
This list is limited by available data and new vehicles will be added as new data arrives.
Bobbbbby 2m ago
I did 0-60 in my Dodge Durango SRT in 4.9 seconds. Just on the road. Of course it is all wheel drive and has. HEMI stock. That was with me and the wife and about 2weeks of groceries in the back. Wife wasn’t to happy.
aaayy 6m ago
According to Engineering Explained, the rocket-thruster equipped Tesla Roadster will do potentially 0-60 in 1.1 seconds. Color me highly skeptical lol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PRi4B1APj0&feature=emb_logo
https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-roadster-0-60-mph-1-1-seconds-spacex-thrusters/
Tim Mantyla 6m ago
All likely to be surpassed by the new Tesla Roadster by 25 %.
A physicist recently posted a video, using what is known and posted by Tesla along with physics, revealing that with the new rocket thrusters, the upgraded Tesla may get to 60 in 1 SECOND!
(https://www.tesla.com/roadster?redirect=no)
Warren Lowndes 11m ago
Bad news guys
New generation Viper is coming in 2021, whole new platform (FCA Maserati/Alfa shared), new all aluminum supercharged Hemi.
Ever seen a supercharged aluminum Hemi?
Despite remaining rear wheel drive with a manual option (a real mans car), as before it will allow decent sized rubber under the body which with all bull aside is what you all are hiding behind; awd and a rejection to being taken to a drag strip where the Demon can get some of its power to the road early enough before its bulldozer aerodynamics become an issue.
Disconnect the front drive off all the cars above and see this list jiggle about, doubt they'd catch a stock SRT Challenger.
Hell the old ACR Viper still holds the record around Nurbugring for manual and/or rear wheel drive production car.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_N%C3%BCrburgring_Nordschleife_lap_times
With viper straight line runs; there's heaps less weight, heaps more tyre and better weight distribution, it'll knock off most of these cars over a quarter even on street roads because the awd becomes a liability at 100ft.
Demons only struggle because of the platforms inability to get more tyre under the rear.
I was happy to conceded, these cordless drills and torque-less go karts on this list are a different vehicle; they are designed for those who fear being sideways, they all have an app for that.
Hemi powered vehicles always have and always will struggle with traction, they build cars that put smiles on faces, not feed egos looking for attention.
Enjoy your time in the sunshine
One last note to the tripper saying Chrysler over claim horsepower
1. Torque is what matters, if you don't have it, you need more gears, aero and more traction (Eg awd)
2. Chrysler have been over claiming horsepower for years? Just ask Richard Petty LoL, seriously, of all the car manufacturers, Chrysler are last on that list
Warren Lowndes 11m ago
All in good humour guys
End of the day which ever way someone leans with their car of choice, they like what they like, all are impressive vehicles (including the Demon)
This list is for particular vehicles, some boundaries are stretched, I was just curious why not for the demon.
Either way I'm fully aware what the Demon can and can't do (nice to see some of you were on to it:), I'm a Mopar mad drag racer.
The Demon has its place at the top of many lists (rear wheel drive, track speed Etc.), but to have it on this list probably isn't comparing apples with apples.
Mopar have their niche in racing, they own drag racing and near the same in speedway.
For the street they build crazy to give Ford and Chev something to chase, no traction isn't something they are big on with production vehicles, but it's fun to drive.
Mopar have their legacy in automotive history, and that shear speed & horsepower (not so much turning corners LoL:)
Will be interesting if they did make demon in awd, there was much talk of the viper being supercharged and awd but it was quashed
Warren Lowndes 11m ago
Valid point with the Dodge Demon, doubt theres any others listed here that are 2wd.
Most of these wouldn't make as much torque as a Demon's starter motor
Curious of the motivation to omit it from the list?
Supercar lovers are tripping if they think anyone will ever halfway match Mopar in acceleration at any level spec for spec.
You're just hiding behind awd and aero
All Top Fuelers still carry the same bolt patterns and basic design of the Hemi from the 1960's; 11000 hp, 0-100 0.7 sec making more horsepower in one cylinder than all of these cars.
Remember whatever pathetic argument you put forward on the technicality of why its not on this list, the Demon is (by Mopar standards) a doughy low-strung Hemi motor that only lacks traction, AWD and it's well into the 1.?? sec, Mopar could and may do it one day
Not sure what they'll do about the front wheel drive when they are in the air LoL
Grow some nuts and look like a man not a tosser, by Mopar
P.S. "if you can turn corners you're not going fast enough, or in a Viper":)
