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The Latest Hot Hatches are faster than Supercars

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<h1>The Current Hot Hatches are faster than Supercars</h1>
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<p>The Volkswagen Golf R was the top of the line of hot hatches. Its latest model makes 306bhp. The next model is expected to increase the motor. The Lamborghini Countach was a supercar model for years prior to when even the Golf R was introduced. Early Countachs were able to produce an impressive 325bhp with an 4.8-litre engine that was turbocharged. They were still not nearly the speed of a Golf, however.</p>
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<p>The Volkswagen Golf R, although it is a hot hatch it has been dubbed the hypercar. It is capable of achieving the speed of 167mph and cost around $41,000. It is a car that Golf R is able to be competitive with the supercars of the past, but not like the Countach which was created by Giorgetto Giugiaro. This VW Golf R is one of the top speedy automobiles in the world. It also is branded as a common vehicle.</p>
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<p>Hot hatchbacks today are lighter, more cost-effective and have streamlined lines. They're also more efficient than sports cars, and are also cheaper to operate than many sports vehicles. Here are four of the current hot hatches which are more efficient than the supercars. These videos will showcase the latest developments of hot hatches. Subscribe to Reference for more exciting information.</p>
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<p>The latest model of hot-hatches may not have the same supercar performance as the original, they are nevertheless fast enough and capable of taking out legendary supercars. These vehicles are becoming faster and more efficient with each new version. A lot of them come with turbocharged high-performance engines that can run faster than previous models. They are also more powerful than their predecessors. Ferrari Testarossa was $181,000 in 1989 and had the strongest V12 engine that was ever constructed. It could hit speeds of 62mph within five minutes.</p>
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<p>Some hot-hatches offer more power than supercars. Its Volkswagen Golf R has more performance than the other models on the market. Its rear-wheel drive system is reversible, which gives it an edge over the other cars. The Volkswagen Golf GTi is even more efficient than its predecessor, the VW Golf GTI. A new feature called "R-Performance Torque Vectoring" allows the vehicle to send the entire torque to just one wheel. The VW Golf GTI Clubsport is the fastest car that is available.</p>
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<p>The fastest supercars of today are hot hatchbacks. Hot models are the Ford Focus RS and Audi RS3 and Subaru WRX. The cars are similar in acceleration and horsepower figures as well as being faster than cars that are in the marketplace. It is the VW Golf RS, which is faster than Ford Focus RS, makes an excellent hot hatchback.</p>
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<p>The earliest hot hatches included all-wheel drive. The Simca 1100 Ti was equipped with an extra 82 horsepower engine during the 1980s. The engine's power allowed for an acceleration less than 12 seconds to go from 0-60 miles in just 12 minutes. In May 1976 the Renault 5 Alpine was launched. It was also known for its nickname, the Gordini in the UK. It was fast with its V6 turbocharged engine with 108 bhp, and the speed limit was 103 mph.</p>
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<p>Mercedes-AMG A 45 is the most powerful hot-hatchback manufactured by the factory available. This car comes with the strongest 2.0-litre engine that has ever been built. The most powerful S version of this engine is capable of reaching 168 mph in just three seconds. With that kind of power you'd believe it would be impossible for an average automobile to keep up with the speed. If you're in search of the most powerful front-wheel drive car in the world, then a Honda Civic Type R is just the ticket.</p>
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<p>Although the first hot hatch was the Simca 1100TI and it was the first hot hatch that had a body with a smaller size. The Simca 1100TI's engine was 82bhp, it is larger than other hot hatches and is also practical as a family-friendly car. The other benefit was its sharply raked rear. The impressive boot capacity at 370 litres is a further positive!</p>
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