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he has a Volvo S60, its not a performance car like others on the list

I can't find any 200km/h-0 for the Quattroporte, but i've got 100 km/h-0 for the Sport GT.

100 km/h (Warm Brakes) - For Comparsion

B7 RS4: 32.4 metres * Ceramic Brake Eqquiped
E60 M5: 36.1 metres
Quattroporte Sport GT: 36.1 metres
C55 AMG: 36.7 metres
CLS55 AMG: 36.9 metres

I see and it's a car i really like

I've go no 200 km/h-0 times for the S60, but i do have 100 km/h-0

S60R: 38.6 metres
S60 2.3D: 40 metres
S60 2.5T: 43.0 metres

Thank you so much, that's exactly what I wanted to find.

thanks, but i have the one with the 2.0T engine
I guess that the numbers are almost the same. Somewhere between 40 and 43 metres.

BTW, i also have a 1990 Renault Clio for everyday commute, but i don't think anyone cares to test such a car. I remember that someone told me that in the 3rd issue of greek AMS when they tested that car, back in 1990 it had about 75m for the 100-0. Not so good.

thanks, anyways

136.9 - Porsche Cayman S
138.9 - Gemballa GT550

New*

New number:

F40: 151.7 metres.

As you can see that figure is terrible, but it doesn't surprise me, the impending lock up from the lack of ABS sure made the F40's braking distances lengthy. It takes the F40 5.9 seconds to stop from 200 km/h @ 151.7 metres, for comparsion it takes the Carrera GT 4.7 seconds @ 133.9 metres and it takes the Zonda F 4.4 seconds @ 122.2 metres.

New:

149.4 - Jaguar XKR, 2007

Two new ones:

140.1 - Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Touring
140.6 - Audi B7 RS4 Avant *

Just updated:

142.4 - Mazda 3 MPS
143.1 - BMW 130i Sports Package
143.5 - Audi S3, 2007
145.6 - Aston Martin DB9 Volante
151.9 - Volkswagen Eos
152.9 - Abt -VW Eos