The document provides details on 15 supercars, ranked from 15th to 1st based on their top speeds and acceleration capabilities. It summarizes each car's engine specifications, top speed, 0-60 mph time, and other performance details. The #1 ranked car is the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, with a world record top speed of 268 mph from its 1,200-hp W16 engine.

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4. Li-Ion Inizio
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170 mph is super-tame by this list’s standards, but when you
remember that the Inizio from North Carolina-based Li-Ion Motors
does it (along with a 3.4-second 0 to 60 mph) on all-electric
motivation, it looks a lot more impressive. Especially when you
consider that the world’s main contemporary electric supercar—the
Tesla Roadster—only powers up to 125 mph. Li-Ion detailed plans to
start production this year in an announcement at the Detroit Auto
Show this month.

5. Ferrari’s four-wheel-drive ‘shooting brake’ styled FF
debuted just last week and will make its first public
appearance in Geneva. The 612-replacing hatch’s 208-
mph top speed and 3.7-second to 62 mph time aren’t
that impressive when compared with most of the cars
on this list. But how many of those cars do what they
do with enough room for a family of four? 14
Ferrari FF

6. Gumpert Tornante
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Recent reports indicate that German supercar-maker Gumpert plans on
introducing a fast tourer at the Geneva Motor Show. The car, which was
developed with the help of Italian firm Touring Superleggera, will be
Gumpert’s second model, joining the muscular Apollo. While details are
limited, the Tornante is expected to get a refined version of the Apollo’s
650-hp 4.2-liter V8 engine. That engine powers the Apollo to 62 mph in
a flat 3 seconds and to a top speed of 224 mph.

7. 2011 Gillet Vertigo .5 Spirit
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Lately, it’s not just the usual suspects like the Italians, Brits and Germans
building supercars; it’s pretty much all of Europe. The cat-like Gillet Vertigo
.5 Spirit was born in Belgium. Its 420-hp 4.2-liter Maserati V8 may seem
entirely underwhelming in a group of cars like this, but when the car itself
weighs just 2,182 lbs., it’s plenty potent. The original Vertigo had a smaller
350-hp 3.0-liter Alfa Romeo V6, but was still able to hit 62 mph in 3.3
seconds. With its bigger engine, the Vertigo .5 Spirit should hover near
(maybe below) the 3-second mark

8. As much car as it gives for the money, the Nissan GT-R still can’t quite
compete with the big boys in terms of top speed. That’s okay, though,
because while the other cars cost hundreds of thousands, if not millions,
the 2012 GT-R bases for under $100K. And it can actually beat many of
these more expensive, bigger-engined beauties to 60 mph. Newly
leaked information indicates that the 525-hp 2012 GT-R will bring back
launch control, allowing it to hit 62 mph in around 3 seconds (and 60
mph in under 3).
2012 NissanGT-R
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9. Freshly leaked, the Pagani Huayra is the model that
will replace the Zonda, a car that was known, in some
road-legal versions, to hit 62 mph in 3.4 seconds on its
way up to 217 mph. With an all-new, bespoke V12
engine from Mercedes AMG, the Huayra should offer
similar—if not better—numbers 10
Pagani Huayra

10. Combining Lamborghini’s newly focused composite research
with its decades of engine prowess, the new range-topping
Aventador LP700-4 will be among the fastest, most powerful
Lamborghinis ever. It’s expected to break the 3-second to 62
mph barrier with a 2.9 second time and will top out around
217 mph. Lamborghini confirmed this week that the new
model will debut in Geneva
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Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4

11. With a pair of superchargers, German tuner G-Power
added some 300 horses to the BMW M5’s 5.0-liter
V10 engine. In the process, it created what it calls the
“world’s fastest sedan.” With 800-hp on tap, the
Hurricane delivers you and three others to your
destination at up to 231.2 mph
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G-Power M5 Hurricane RR

12. Prefer a Mercedes to a Bimmer, but still want 800 horses,
balls-to-the-wall speed and enough room for the fam? Enter
Brabus to grant your wish. Adding its Biturbo V12 engine,
Brabus gives the E-Class 2 + 2 800 screeching ponies. At the
2010 Geneva Motor Show, Brabus called it the “world’s
fastest Gran Tourismo,” and while its top speed is
electronically “limited” to around 217 mph, Brabus claims it is
capable of 230 mph.
Brabus E V12 Coupe
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13. Zenvo ST1 6
ZenLast fall, Danish supercar firm Zenvo announced
that each of the ST1s that make it to North America
will run a cool $1.225 million. Buyers able to cough up
that bankroll will be treated to a 1,100-hp 7.0-liter V8-
powered car that hits 62 mph in 3 seconds. Top speed
is 233 mph. And that’s electronically limitedvo ST1

14. Back in late 2009, Keating made a small stir when it hit 260 mph in its
TKRs. At the time, that was enough to take the world record. But
Keating’s news was only as big as its press release, because the speed
hadn’t been independently verified and wouldn’t become an official
world record. The ZKRs is a more powerful, 2,200-hp version of the
TKRs that could put Keating back in the world-record hunt. Maybe
they’ll even invite some Guiness officials this time. Unlike all the
Geneva debuts, the Keating is expected to debut at the Top Marques
Monaco in April 5
Keating ZKRs

15. Hennessey Venom GT
The Hennessey Venom GT 4
is the Frankenstein of the
car world: a small, 2,700-lb., two-seat Lotus Elise
overflowing with a 1,200-hp, twin-turbo 6.2-liter LS9
V8 engine. It’s a tuner car so tuned that it’s an entirely
new animal. And it promises record-breathing
numbers: 2.5-seconds to 62 mph and a top speed
somewhere between 262 mph and 272 mph

16. The SSC Ultimate Aero II is the first car on this list to have world-record
credentials. And that’s because its predecessor actually held the world
record for nearly three years with a 256 mph time. The new Ultimate
Aero has gotten slippier, lighter, more powerful (1,350-hp twin-turbo V8
worth of more powerful) and much better looking. And all those factors
(save for the last) are aimed at one thing: speed, speed and more speed.
With projected top speeds that run as high as 275 mph, the SSC looks
like the surest bet to set the next world record. SSC detailed the car in
Top Gear magazine last fall, but we’re expecting (or at least hoping) to
see it in person sometime before i3t launches this year.
SSC UltimateAero II

17. Despite having publicly shown nothing more than renderings, American
firm TranStar Racing plans to get its Dagger GT out this year. A purpose-built
road rocket set to knock off a laundry list of speed records, the
Dagger GT is powered by up to 2,500 horses worth of V8 engine and
projects such numbers as a 314 mph top speed and 1.5-second to 60
mph time. It’s a little hard to believe all the hype TranStar is trying to sell
without seeing an actual car, but our interest is certainly piqued
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TranStar Racing Dagger GT

18. Conversations about fast cars begin and end with the Bugatti
Veyron. Last July, Bugatti took the world record with a 268
mph time, adding more than 11 mph to the world record. And
while it’s clear that Bugatti will have a huge target on its back
until someone like SSC beats that record, the 1,200-hp, W16-
powered Veyron Super Sport opens 2011 with full bragging
rights
Bugatti Veyron SuperSport
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