Fastest Cars in the World Quiz

Which car is claimed to have reached a top speed of 330 mph?

• Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+

• Lamborghini Sian FKP

• McLaren Speedtail

• Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut

What is a requirement for a car to be recognized as the fastest in the world?

• It must be a race car.

• It must be street legal.

• It must be a concept car.

• It must be electric.

What was the controversy surrounding the SSC Tuatara's speed record?

• The car was not street legal.

• The speed was achieved on a closed track.

• The speed was not verified by independent bodies.

• The car was not a production model.

What is the estimated top speed of the Bugatti Bolide according to simulations?

• 250 mph

• 310 mph

• 301 mph

• 330 mph

Which car holds the official title of the world's fastest production car?

• Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut

• SSC Tuatara

• Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+

• Bugatti Bolide

What unique feature does the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ have to reduce drag?

• An extended tail and modified rear

• A lightweight carbon fiber body

• A titanium monocoque chassis

• A quad-turbocharged engine

What is the power output of the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut's engine?

• 1,750 horsepower

• 1,800 horsepower

• 1,600 horsepower

• 1,500 horsepower

What is a significant factor that can affect a car's speed during testing?

• The color of the car

• The driver's experience

• Weather conditions

• The type of fuel used

What is the main advantage of the Jesko Absolut's active aerodynamics system?

• It increases the car's weight.

• It optimizes downforce and reduces drag.

• It enhances the car's color.

• It improves fuel efficiency.

Why is it important to consider multiple tests before accepting a speed claim as definitive?

• To ensure the car is street legal

• To confirm the car's color

• To verify the car's production status

• To account for varying testing conditions