7 Most Powerful Cars of 2020

If you are an automotive enthusiast, you must be curious to know the top powerful cars in the previous year 2020. Although it was a difficult year, some of the best cars were revealed. This article will cover the seven most powerful cars of 2020. 

McLaren 720S

This car was a true thunder in 2017 when it first released. The McLaren 720S is constructed on the carbon fiber passenger cell and it redefined the supercar portion of the automotive industry. With an active suspension system, it gives a top speed of 212 mph. This comfy vehicle can easily transition to an efficient track car.

If you want to drive a supercar in a straight line with a fast speed, this should be your choice. It boasts a 4 liter, V8 twin-turbocharged engine which pumps out 710 horsepower. In just 2.5 seconds, the McLaren can cover the 60 mph distance. Moreover, it takes only 10.3 seconds for the quarter-mile. 

Ford GT

This car pays homage to the GT40 vehicle which won Le Mans in the 1960s. With a combination of the twin-turbocharged V6 engine, low weight distribution and powerful aerodynamics, it is a highly capable car. The 660 hp is delivered to the rear wheels with the help of dual-clutch 7-speed transmission.

The Ford GT can go to 60 mph in only 2.9 seconds. As for the quarter-mile, it only needs 10.8 seconds. This recipe allows the car to have a top speed of 216 mph. You can get this powerhouse if you’re up to buy second hand cars in Dubai.

Lamborghini Aventador SVJ

Lamborghini is known for making supercars for more than 50 years. However, the Aventador SVJ provides the most agile performance. 759 horsepower is pumped from the naturally aspirated, V12 mid-engine.

The undeniable abilities of the supercar were guaranteed when it won the new lap record at Nurburgring. The 0 to 60 mph is covered in 2.5 seconds whereas the quarter-mile takes only 10.3 seconds. It can fire in a straight line for a long time giving a top speed of 217 mph.

Ferrari Enzo

This supercar is recognized for being the earliest ones to showcase advanced features such as powerful aerodynamics, carbon fiber body and carbon-ceramic brakes. These features earned the car prestige and admiration when it was revealed in 2003.

The Ferrari Enzo was one of the most advanced production supercars in the era. 651 horsepower is generated from the V12 engine. The acceleration from 0 to 60 mph requires only 3.1 seconds. It plows through the quarter-mile within 11 seconds. The top speed given is 218 mph. 

McLaren F1

According to many automotive geeks, the McLaren F1 is the embodiment of the peak production supercars. It is the ultimate road car due to the F1, 12 cylinder, naturally aspirated mid-engine which rates 618 horsepower.

It is a three-seater car which is constructed with titanium, Kevlar, gold and magnesium. The exotic car needs only 3 seconds to cover the 0 to 60 mph. It is a rear-wheel-drive with the driver in between and a traditional manual transmission. The top speed is 241 mph. 

Koenigsegg CC Series

Koenigsegg has been credited with one of the best top speeds. Most of the cars have hit between 240 and 250 mph. The CC Series initiates with the CC Prototype and ends with the CCXR.

The series employs multiple engines and each version of the models display the carbon fiber build. The velocity is top-notch which makes it the fastest top speed production car. The dihedral synchro helix doors is another impressive feature. 

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Bugatti Veyron

The Bugatti Veyron first came into the news when it broke the top speed record in 2005. It comes with a huge W16, four turbocharged engines that pummels out 1,001 horsepower. This is an awe-inspiring power and force.

It is equipped with a permanent all-wheel drive and 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Numerous luxury features can be found along with superb aerodynamics and high-level safety functions. 

So these were our best supercar picks in 2020. If you want to sell any car in Dubai, visit CarSwitch for the best deals.
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