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Driven: the world's fastest front-wheel-drive car - and it's a Golf. You donât really hear of Q-cars any more. Thirty years ago the phrase was commonplace, but has fallen into effective disuse today. A Q-car was a high performance machine designed to look like it couldnât pull the skin off a cup of cold cocoa.
First up the Bugatti. Their fastest car, that they tested was the Veyron Super Sport. I wont bore you with the specifications, but it does about 413 km/h or 267.8 mph. So basically is mad fast. The power comes from a W16 (16 cylinders in a 'W' configuration) engine that produces 1200-ish horsepower.