ABF's Mini Cooper is the World's Fastest
Marissa Brassfield — August 19, 2008 — Autos
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The fastest Mini Cooper in the world is made by none other than ABF Performance. This tiny supercar has a 10.48 second quarter-mile, courtesy of a 650-horsepower engine and trim 1,750-pound weight. Under the hood, you'll see a turbocharger and intercooler neatly tucked into the engine bay. It's worth noting that a stock Mini Cooper has about 172 horsepower.
ABF plans to roll out a bevy of turn-key street-legal road race cars just in time for November's SEMA show. They'll also release a Club Racing Mini Cooper series throughout the U.S.
ABF plans to roll out a bevy of turn-key street-legal road race cars just in time for November's SEMA show. They'll also release a Club Racing Mini Cooper series throughout the U.S.
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Compact Supercars — Creating compact supercars with powerful engines and lightweight design.
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Turn-key Road Race Cars — Developing turn-key street-legal road race cars for enthusiasts.
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Club Racing Mini Cooper — Introducing a series of club racing Mini Coopers for racing enthusiasts in the U.S.
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Automotive — Opportunity for automotive companies to innovate and produce compact supercars with high performance.
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Sports Car Manufacturing — Potential for sports car manufacturers to create turn-key road race cars for a niche market.
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Racing Events and Organizations — Opportunity for racing events and organizations to embrace the club racing Mini Cooper series and attract enthusiasts.
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