Then again, with NFS: Heat basically debuting at the same time as this year's edition of SEMA (the Vegas venue takes place between November 5 and 8, while you'll find the game's dates in the teaser below), it all seems to make sense.Ĭome to think of it, such builds require a new hashtag, one that will be completely relevant for the 2019 SEMA: #notasupra. Guess they must get their hands on one of the first, if not the first, customer cars, so it's likely that the carmaker is on board.

So while other shops are working to put a manual on a Huracan under the tic-tac pressure, for instance, Serkit Studios will place the NFS aerodynamic armor on this Polestar. Two very different SUVs join the list this year: Mercedes’ box-shaped G65 AMG rolls in with 621 hp, while the stately and refined Bentley Bentayga produces an even 600 hp.That's right, the said timing means the air cutter that is this once-a-Volvo (Polestar is the Swedeish carmaker's new standalone brand, remember?) is headed for SEMA.

Ferrari’s creatively named 812 Superfast is its newest addition to the club with a 788-hp 6.5-liter V12. The Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge houses 603 luxurious, thoroughbred horses. The list, however, is not just dedicated tire-destruction machines. Its 6.2-liter supercharged HEMI V8 produces 840 hp and requires a call to your homeowner’s association/priest/parole officer. Dodge’s Challenger SRT Demon is a notable addition to the list. The most expensive is the almost mythical Bugatti Chiron at $2.9 million. Two years later, 600 hp seems to be the new point of entry for supercardom, with more than 30 cars that have 600 or more hp.Ĭheapest is the Camaro ZL1 at $61,140. In 2015, we ran a list of every car available for sale in the U.S.

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