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1995-1997 Ruf CTR2 nominated by @JASON_ROCKS1998
Body Style: 2-door coupe
Engine: 3.6L Twin Turbo Flat-6
Power: 520-580 hp
Torque: 505 ft-lbs
Weight: 1380-1480 kg
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Drivetrain: Rear-engine, rear-wheel drive / all-wheel drive (optional)
Additional Information:
Back in 1987, RUF created their first production car, the CTR "Yellowbird". When it was first released, it the the fastest production car in the world, outperforming the Ferrari F40 and Porsche 959 with it's 470HP Flat 6 propelling the CTR to a top speed of 210 MPH. Then, in 1995, RUF produced the successor, called the CTR2. This new model was based on the new 993 Porsche 911 and when it was released was the 2nd fastest production car in the world, bested only by the incredible McLaren F1. The CTR2 features a 520HP Twin Turbo Flat 6 which allowed the CTR2 to hit 217 MPH, besting the Ferrari F50 and Jaguar XJ220, and being on par with the Nissan R390 GT1. The engine was later revised to produce 580HP.
In 1997, RUF produced a Pikes Peak version of the CTR2, dubbed the CTR2Sport, which featured a 700HP tuned version of the TT F6. What was particularly amazing was that this car was also road legal, being driven on actual roads to and from Pikes Peak, all while the CTR2S qualified first and finished 2nd in the actual event!
Body Style: 2-door coupe
Engine: 3.6L Twin Turbo Flat-6
Power: 520-580 hp
Torque: 505 ft-lbs
Weight: 1380-1480 kg
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Drivetrain: Rear-engine, rear-wheel drive / all-wheel drive (optional)
Additional Information:
Back in 1987, RUF created their first production car, the CTR "Yellowbird". When it was first released, it the the fastest production car in the world, outperforming the Ferrari F40 and Porsche 959 with it's 470HP Flat 6 propelling the CTR to a top speed of 210 MPH. Then, in 1995, RUF produced the successor, called the CTR2. This new model was based on the new 993 Porsche 911 and when it was released was the 2nd fastest production car in the world, bested only by the incredible McLaren F1. The CTR2 features a 520HP Twin Turbo Flat 6 which allowed the CTR2 to hit 217 MPH, besting the Ferrari F50 and Jaguar XJ220, and being on par with the Nissan R390 GT1. The engine was later revised to produce 580HP.
In 1997, RUF produced a Pikes Peak version of the CTR2, dubbed the CTR2Sport, which featured a 700HP tuned version of the TT F6. What was particularly amazing was that this car was also road legal, being driven on actual roads to and from Pikes Peak, all while the CTR2S qualified first and finished 2nd in the actual event!