Ruf CTR VS Bugatti Veyron

Ruf CTR VS Bugatti Veyron

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adamt

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2,820 posts

252 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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Firstly, sor sorry for the shit quality, but these are merely taster videos, on the day there were dozens of cameras from a proper production company. Check out www.revlovers.com for the films which should be released sooon.

Ok so we had two races over about 500m, starting in 2nd gear at 50kmh or so. Both times i went first with a one second jump on the beast.

Results are incredible

http://youtube.com/watch?v=b-qGVy0Wc6

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wBeU38TjtX

and some pics







all the best
adam

dazren

22,612 posts

261 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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What a superb numberplate on the Veyron. evil

magic torch

5,781 posts

222 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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Yep, that's quick...

Thanks for sharing.

stuttgartmetal

8,108 posts

216 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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Porsche looks much more Q car than the veyron.
Did he have much left ?
Where were you ?
Mega sounding car Ad.

adamt

Original Poster:

2,820 posts

252 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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We were at Hockenheim,
Veyron was going all out for sure

johnfm

13,668 posts

250 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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Shame to Veyron looks the way it does. Certainly seems to have a great dynamic package (in a straight line anyway).

speedychrissie

2,994 posts

239 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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god, that car must feel so fast!

anniesdad

14,589 posts

238 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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Shock and awe I think just about sums it up - but it's not a McL F1 is it.

Maybe the yellowbird was feeling a little poorly that day.

Raven Flyer

1,642 posts

224 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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anniesdad said:
Shock and awe I think just about sums it up - but it's not a McL F1 is it.


Oh no, it certainly isn't.

It is soooooo much quicker than a Mac smokin

rods

1,798 posts

253 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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Jeeeze the yellowbird is made to look quite ordinary,incredible.

anniesdad

14,589 posts

238 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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Raven Flyer said:
anniesdad said:
Shock and awe I think just about sums it up - but it's not a McL F1 is it.


Oh no, it certainly isn't.

It is soooooo much quicker than a Mac smokin


It leaves me cold. Except when I stood directly behind one at Goodwood.

If you've experienced the noise of a McL F1 at full chat, you'll know what I mean.

anniesdad

14,589 posts

238 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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rods said:
Jeeeze the yellowbird is made to look quite ordinary,incredible.


The outright pace is frightening.

Any pics of your new (old) girl yet?

Dare I say, I wish you'd left it alone. It was perfect. cloud9

rods

1,798 posts

253 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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anniesdad said:
rods said:
Jeeeze the yellowbird is made to look quite ordinary,incredible.


The outright pace is frightening.

Any pics of your new (old) girl yet?

Dare I say, I wish you'd left it alone. It was perfect. cloud9


Should have some tomorrow,its all back together now.I'll post some up as soon as they mail me .....

Sorry Steve,i'll let you take the new girl out next Vmax.

anniesdad

14,589 posts

238 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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rods said:
anniesdad said:
rods said:
Jeeeze the yellowbird is made to look quite ordinary,incredible.


The outright pace is frightening.

Any pics of your new (old) girl yet?

Dare I say, I wish you'd left it alone. It was perfect. cloud9


Should have some tomorrow,its all back together now.I'll post some up as soon as they mail me .....

Sorry Steve,i'll let you take the new girl out next Vmax.


bounce on both accounts!

Looking forward to seeing it in the flesh soon.

graeme73s

7,031 posts

217 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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anniesdad said:
Shock and awe I think just about sums it up - but it's not a McL F1 is it.

Maybe the yellowbird was feeling a little poorly that day.

Having driven a Veyron I really don't know of another road car that can stay with this thing in a straight line or around the twisty bits. A mate of mine has a Veyron on order for March 2007 and I was lucky enough to go to Molsheim with him to visit the factory along with two other chaps and our respective other halves.
Now since I've known him he has owned a Maca F1 road car, the TWR XJ220, a Zonda C12S, 996 GT2 580 bhp, F40 converted to GTE spec, F40LM, and currently has an Enzo and a Maca F1 GTR converted to a road car (well sort of) He got to drive the Veyron in the UK for a couple of hours but decided to go to the factory and drive one again just to see if it really was as good as he thought it was. Now his words not mine "it's fu**ing even better than I thought it was" As I have said elsewhere on pistonheads I have never driven a car that is so completely competent in everything that it does. My missus could drive this and not kill herself in it. If I had the wedge I would place an order tomorrow. If the Murcielago and Diablo is a supercar, the Enzo is a super super car then the Veyron is a super super super car as it really is entirely in a league of its own.

anniesdad

14,589 posts

238 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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graeme73s said:
anniesdad said:
Shock and awe I think just about sums it up - but it's not a McL F1 is it.

Maybe the yellowbird was feeling a little poorly that day.

Having driven a Veyron I really don't know of another road car that can stay with this thing in a straight line or around the twisty bits. A mate of mine has a Veyron on order for March 2007 and I was lucky enough to go to Molsheim with him to visit the factory along with two other chaps and our respective other halves.
Now since I've known him he has owned a Maca F1 road car, the TWR XJ220, a Zonda C12S, 996 GT2 580 bhp, F40 converted to GTE spec, F40LM, and currently has an Enzo and a Maca F1 GTR converted to a road car (well sort of) He got to drive the Veyron in the UK for a couple of hours but decided to go to the factory and drive one again just to see if it really was as good as he thought it was. Now his words not mine "it's fu**ing even better than I thought it was" As I have said elsewhere on pistonheads I have never driven a car that is so completely competent in everything that it does. My missus could drive this and not kill herself in it. If I had the wedge I would place an order tomorrow. If the Murcielago and Diablo is a supercar, the Enzo is a super super car then the Veyron is a super super super car as it really is entirely in a league of its own.


Yeah I read about your experience, thanks for posting that up.

But other than the cars obvious performance attributes where is its soul? All the cars you mentioned above have a soul, I just don't see that with the Veyron. It's a technological marvel of that there is no doubt but if I wanted to match the Veyron's performance I could buy an Ultima GTR and put a bit more oomph in it. If I wanted a performance GT car in the mould of a Veyron I could buy a 599 GTB and have a lot of change left over.

If I wanted to buy the most exciting performance car of all time I could buy a McLaren F1.

Does your friend think the car will be a keeper?

Edited by anniesdad on Monday 4th December 23:16

humpy

1,171 posts

219 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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graeme73s said:
anniesdad said:
Shock and awe I think just about sums it up - but it's not a McL F1 is it.

Maybe the yellowbird was feeling a little poorly that day.

Having driven a Veyron I really don't know of another road car that can stay with this thing in a straight line or around the twisty bits.


Half the weight, same bhp? Maybe, just maybe www.zcars.org.uk/ultima/conversion.htm

H

rpm100

1,876 posts

221 months

Monday 4th December 2006
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I'm sorry but you can keep the bug, i'd rather have the little yellow bird anyday of the week (would't mind the left over change though)

Davey S2

13,096 posts

254 months

Tuesday 5th December 2006
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Graeme

Is your friend the chap who was on 5th Gear with Tiff driving his Enzo and F1 (converted racer)?

Cant be too many people in the UK with those cars

roygarth

2,673 posts

248 months

Tuesday 5th December 2006
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anniesdad said:

But other than the cars obvious performance attributes where is its soul? All the cars you mentioned above have a soul, I just don't see that with the Veyron. It's a technological marvel of that there is no doubt but if I wanted to match the Veyron's performance I could buy an Ultima GTR and put a bit more oomph in it. If I wanted a performance GT car in the mould of a Veyron I could buy a 599 GTB and have a lot of change left over. If I wanted to buy the most exciting performance car of all time I could buy a McLaren F1.

Does your friend think the car will be a keeper?

Edited by anniesdad on Monday 4th December 23:16


Sorry but that is utter piffle..what's this 'soul' business? Why's a F1 got 'soul' but a Veyron not? If I could afford a Veyron why would I look at an Ultima? Ferrari 559? just buy one as well! F1? The lucky sod's already had two!