Z4MR Vs Dodge Viper

[buzyg]

Been a whuke since I last watched this one thought I would post it up to remind us all what an ///M can take on.

[youtube]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1aapy[/youtube]

 

[Havard]

Great vid. I would have hoped that over a few laps, the M would have got away.

One lap from a standing start would have suited the Viper.

H.

 

[Truth]

It was the lumpant and low powered American version, so not 343bhp. If it had been the full fat European version it would of won and dare I say if it had been the coupe instead of the woolly roadster it would of walked it!

 

[companycardriver]

Good vid. The viper looks huge compared to the Z4MR.
Thanks for posting.

 

[buzyg]

It was the lumpant and low powered American version, so not 343bhp. If it had been the full fat European version it would of won and dare I say if it had been the coupe instead of the woolly roadster it would of walked it!

:lol: :lol: The force is strong with this one. :wink:

 

[Truth]

It was the lumpant and low powered American version, so not 343bhp. If it had been the full fat European version it would of won and dare I say if it had been the coupe instead of the woolly roadster it would of walked it!

:lol: :lol: The force is strong with this one. :wink:

Lol. Cheers man!

 

[Cheburator]

It was the lumpant and low powered American version, so not 343bhp. If it had been the full fat European version it would of won and dare I say if it had been the coupe instead of the woolly roadster it would of walked it!

Does your expert opinion come out because you have driven a VIPER? This is so staged it is not even funny. The Z4MC/R is still a reasonably fast car, but a driver who is "on it" in the VIPER in a proper contest is so far ahead, it would not be even funny...

And yes, I do have a reasonable amount of track/wheel time in my brother's Viper, which made a few GT3s weep at various UK tracks...

 

[buzyg]

It was the lumpant and low powered American version, so not 343bhp. If it had been the full fat European version it would of won and dare I say if it had been the coupe instead of the woolly roadster it would of walked it!

Does your expert opinion come out because you have driven a VIPER? This is so staged it is not even funny. The Z4MC/R is still a reasonably fast car, but a driver who is "on it" in the VIPER in a proper contest is so far ahead, it would not be even funny...

And yes, I do have a reasonable amount of track/wheel time in my brother's Viper, which made a few GT3s weep at various UK tracks...

You'll be trying to tell us the ///M5 touring is faster than a Z4///M next. :lol:

 

[Truth]

It was the lumpant and low powered American version, so not 343bhp. If it had been the full fat European version it would of won and dare I say if it had been the coupe instead of the woolly roadster it would of walked it!

Does your expert opinion come out because you have driven a VIPER? This is so staged it is not even funny. The Z4MC/R is still a reasonably fast car, but a driver who is "on it" in the VIPER in a proper contest is so far ahead, it would not be even funny...

And yes, I do have a reasonable amount of track/wheel time in my brother's Viper, which made a few GT3s weep at various UK tracks...

Well done!
My comment was in jest. Though I’m sure it’s hard for u to get that! Staged, on Top Gear.... no!! :roll:
You don’t know what cars I have driven or have owned, so my “expert opinion” may or may not count for anything. I don’t know why you have this hostility in your comments on such a lighthearted thread. Looks like you’ve had nothing better to do with your time. :roll:

 

[Steve84N]

You'll be trying to tell us the ///M5 touring is faster than a Z4///M next. :lol:

On some tracks yes, the Nurburgring times are virtually identical at around 8:12.

 

[buzyg]

You'll be trying to tell us the ///M5 touring is faster than a Z4///M next. :lol:

On some tracks yes, the Nurburgring times are virtually identical at around 8:12.

That's a pleasant surprise. I was joking and had assumed the M5 was faster

(Note to self, never assume anything)