Porsche 911 Turbo S Drag Races 800 HP Audi RS3 and 1000 HP BMW M5

This Carwow drag race will probably be the last in 2020, and it shows how far the setting can push cars that are already very fast. In this case, the 911 Turbo S acts as a kind of yardstick or yardstick. This may not look like a supercar, but it won pretty much every shootout it was involved in, as it has already beaten a McLaren 720S, a Ferrari 812 Superfast and a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ.

The current Turbo S model has its twin-turbo flat-6 dialed up to 640 hp (650 hp). In the hands of the American magazine Car and Driver, it is said to have made the sprint to 60 in just 2.2 seconds and posted a 1

0.1s quarter mile. But Carwow does not have the ideal track or weather conditions.

Back in October, the same type of Porsche drove against another Audi RS3 sedan. This was powered by a heavily modified version of 2.5 liters that made 716 hp, but still lost for 911. So this 800 horsepower model is going to do better, and you can even put so much power into it which is really just a compact car?

And if Audi did not have enough of a headache, the blue BMW M5 provides around 1000 horsepower. That’s right, the power of the Bugatti gods at one’s fingertips AWD sedan. Yes, Porsche lost the race. But the thing is that you can probably also get 1000 horsepower from that thing, not to mention that the tuned cars seem a little difficult to operate, while the Turbo S will do the same quarter of a mile all day.