Weren't you satisfied with the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport with its 1,200 horsepower? Here comes the Dagger GT with 2,000 horsepower.

Due to some minor problems with a server’s computer, inconvenient enough to prevent me from showing you the Veyron Super Sport with its 1,200 horsepower and its implied top speed of 428 km/h on time, I won’t show you the Veyron, but another one that is even more unbelievable than the Veyron itself (which one, at least, is real). How would you feel about a 2,000-horsepower monster?

Here are some figures for you to digest as best you can: as I said, 2,000 horsepower, 2,000 lb-ft of torque, a top speed of over 480 km/h (you read that right) and a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in 1.5 seconds. Yes, I know it defies all known laws of physics, but the Dagger GT promises all of this for a price of “only” 450,000 dollars.

This beast is what is hypothetically proposed by Trans Star Racing, a tuner that has gotten in the way of the Veyron Super Sport’s triumphal march with nothing more than some simple drawings and a few unverified data. All that is known is that it is based on a Corvette concept, the Cheetah Concept.

The best part is that it is a roadster, or at least that is how it appears in the drawings that have been circulated. You’ll need to keep your cap (and your head) firmly on to go 480 km/h.

Via | Motorward