And how much straitaway to be passed and history in the six? And what is the skid pad number on the six.. 1g?
The all-wheel-drive system keeps the rear end stable, but it will come around if you aren't careful. Giant run-flat Michelin tires—P265/680ZR-500A up front and 365/710ZR-540A at the rear—provide excellent grip on dry and wet driving surfaces. And, by the way, a set of these goes for $35,000. The suspension—upper and lower A-arms front and rear—features titanium springs that help provide excellent stability and an even ride. If the Veyron has a weakness, it's through quick left/right transitions, where its mass becomes its nemesis. Still, the car managed to run through our slalom in a more-than-respectable 69.6 mph. Around the skidpad, the car has few equals as it registered a neck-wrenching 0.99g.
Weight is hardly an issue as the car sprints to 60 mph in a scary-fast 2.5 seconds, - See more at:
2011 Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport Road Test - Road & Track