Two days ago, we published a article about an eccentric car, which has a Rolls-Royce under the hood, intended to propel the British Spitfire plane. That engine has a displacement of 27.0 liters, a V12 architecture and normally delivered 1,500 HP. When it was put on the car, it was readjusted for a more moderate power, but anyway this car, which obtained in 1977 the record for the most powerful in the world, consumes about 140 liters/100 km. Well, yesterday the creator of a UK YouTube channel managed to drive the car we wrote about two days ago, so we now have an acoustic complement and a detailed exploration of how this car sounds and drives.
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