Obviously going of the best number put down by C&D, R&T, MT, any other magazine...

What about "... marketed in the US." that would eliminate all the ones we will never afford or see for various reasons...

 

what?

 

Ummmm...what?

 

the chrysler/shelby charger csx-vnt ran 14.7's from the factory only 589 were ever built,and only 8 were ever produced in a blue color. thats my vote. it made 200whp,as the turbo iV version.

 

Can fast and fwd be used in the same sentence?

 

# The Cadillac Eldorado, with front-wheel drive introduced in 1967, holds the record for the largest engine in a front-wheel drive production vehicle, at 8.2 L (500 in³), starting with the 1970 model, lasting until the 1976 model year.

# In acceleration, the Dodge SRT-4 holds the world record for the quickest production Turbo front-wheel drive production vehicle.

# A turbocharged Citroën SM broke the land speed record for its class at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah in 1987, going 202 mph (325 km/h), a record for a front-wheel drive vehicle.

 

Well a SRT4 shits all over that.

Well, aren't you just a bundle of stats.

 

google + wiki = unstoppable!

 

true,but if shelby had'nt made those cars,the srt-4 NEON would not exist. the dodge shadow also came with the turbo iv motor,weighed almost 1100 pounds more than the srt-4,it was also a 4dr,and it also ran 14.7's,so not that bad of a car. imagine if shelby had kept the lsd in it and ran it lighter,an srt-4 wouldn't stand a chance

 

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