Oh, sure, it looks cool, but what can it do? Hold on tight! The 5.9 L V-12 engine boasts 720 horsepower (100 more horsepower than the McLaren F1 has) and can reach estimated speeds of 254 mph. This beast of a car weighs 3200 pounds, a little heavier than what you’d typically want in a supercar. This was in 1995 so its 0-60 speed of an estimated 3.1 seconds (or 0-60 in around twelve minutes if trying to navigate the construction on Wilshire Boulevard in front of the Petersen) was impressive. In fact, had it been produced, it would have been the fastest production car on the road until the Bugatti Veyron in 2005. It may additionally have inspired another concept, the 2004 Chrysler ME Four-Twelve, which also used a quad-turbo, mid-engine V-12.
