How many BHP does it take for you to consider a car "powerful"? Gabz 26 Feb 2016 Share Previous Article At what age did you pass your driving test? Next Article Is it going to be an upgrade or a downgrade? Related Articles Ask Car Throttle I have the opportunity to buy a super high-mileage (+400k miles) Skoda Octavia for £200. Would you want to see a series on it? And if so, what should we do with it? Ask Car Throttle South African CTzens! What car stuff should I be doing in/near Cape Town? Ask Car Throttle What do you think are the benefits of living with a car guy? Ask Car Throttle CT fans of India! We might be heading to India soon for video fun - what cool stuff should we do/see with cars?! Ask Car Throttle Where are the most expensive places to buy used cars? Ask Car Throttle The 10 Best Comments On CT Last WeekComments I think 60hp would be enough, so i own a powerful car! All in the power-to-weight ratio. But generally I would say around 240-270. 350whp/1000kg around 220 Approximately 300-350 hp per ton is what i consider as powerful 1 to 4 so 250 hp to 1000 kg and up :) 300 bhp I’d say torque is more important in this case… 440hp and 860lb.-ft. of torque is something that’ll put sick skids on the road and in your pants In an average car above 200bhp sounds good to meBecause having too much power is useless if you can’t get it down on the Tarmac :) RWD from 220bhp Pagination Page 7 Next page Next Page Previous page Prev Page Latest News News Jeremy Clarkson is making a special car-themed episode of Clarkson's Farm Workshop Your Days Won’t Feel Flat With the Clarke IBC80A Intelligent Battery Charger Workshop Freshen Up Your Ride With Clarke’s 25L Traffic Film Remover Workshop The Clarke CES680F Folding Engine Stand – Versatile, Accessible, Affordable Workshop Tool Yourself Up With the Clarke CHT862 235 Piece Tool KitSign up for The Car Throttle NewsletterYour info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Leave this field blank More News Workshop The Clarke PCC190 Car Cover Helps Cover all the Bases Workshop Make a Real Impact With the Clarke CEW1000 ½” Drive 450nm Impact Wrench Workshop Be Ready to Help with the Clarke CJL54D 480A Professional Jump Leads Workshop Stay Pumped on a Budget with the Clarke FP300 Twin Cylinder Foot Pump Workshop Never Lose a Part Again with Clarke’s CSR94 Storage Bin Rack
I’d say torque is more important in this case… 440hp and 860lb.-ft. of torque is something that’ll put sick skids on the road and in your pants
In an average car above 200bhp sounds good to meBecause having too much power is useless if you can’t get it down on the Tarmac :)
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I think 60hp would be enough, so i own a powerful car!
All in the power-to-weight ratio. But generally I would say around 240-270.
350whp/1000kg
around 220
Approximately 300-350 hp per ton is what i consider as powerful
1 to 4 so 250 hp to 1000 kg and up :)
300 bhp
I’d say torque is more important in this case… 440hp and 860lb.-ft. of torque is something that’ll put sick skids on the road and in your pants
In an average car above 200bhp sounds good to me
Because having too much power is useless if you can’t get it down on the Tarmac :)
RWD from 220bhp