The LM2 Streamliner may one day be the fastest car in the world

To tear up LM2 Streamliner, prepared by the American Lyons Motor Car, has "in the ass" (namely, the engine is in the back and drives all four wheels) just 1700 "horses", who commands them 8.2-liter V8 engine with Twin Turbo technology. It helps to dictate the plants 7-speed sequential gearbox, and the speed is braked by Brembo carbon ceramic brake discs and the Bosch ABS system. The body and chassis are bathed in carbon fiber (carbon), but of course there is no shortage of metals that have accumulated in the exhaust system and suspension. The former uses stainless steel and titanium, while the springs use aluminum and titanium. The suspension makes it possible two chassis heights: luxury and sports mode.

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The interior attracts the most attention 16-inch touch screen, which has navigation, Bluetooth and infotainment, and if the LM2 Streamliner ever outgrows the concept and goes into regular production, it will take over as the fastest car in the world.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

LM2 Streamliner with a line as clean as a teardrop.

The LM2 Streamliner pushes the speed bar even higher.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

The LM2 Streamliner is the work of the American startup Lyons Motor Car.

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