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Tuner Performance Statistics

Chris — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 13:19:06 +0000

Take a hot hatch and give it more power and better handling. A simple recipe for even more fun.

Name	Engine	BHP /rpm	LB.FT /rpm	BHP /Ton	0-60 mph	Max Speed	Fuel	Year
Morego Golf GTI V 250	4cyl, 1984cc Turbo	252	269		6.0	155	Petrol	’06
Mountune Fiesta 140	4cyl, 1596cc	138	126		7.9		Petrol	’09
Mountune Fiesta ST185	4cyl, 1999cc	185	147	165.3	6.9	129	Petrol	’08
Mountune Focus ST260	5cyl, 2522cc Turbo	256	295		5.9		Petrol	’08
MR Car Design Golf VI GTI	4cyl Turbo	260	281	200.4	5.8	164	Petrol	’09
Sportec SC 200 Golf	4cyl Turbo Supercharger	198	222	158.3	6.8		Petrol	’09
Vauxhall Astra VXR-R (Thorney Motorsport)	4cyl, 1998cc Turbo	300	340		4.9	170	Petrol	’08
Vauxhall Astra VXR-S (Thorney Motorsport)	4cyl, 1998cc Turbo	280	310		5.2	160	Petrol	’08
Vauxhall Corsa VXR 888	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	225	243	196.1	6.0	145	Petrol	’07
Vauxhall Corsa VXR-R (Thorney Motorsport)	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	230	260		5.4	160	Petrol	’08
Vauxhall Corsa VXR-S (Thorney Motorsport)	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	220	250		5.8	150	Petrol	’08

Tuner Performance Statistics is a post from Driving Spirit. Are you ready for the release of Gran Turismo 5 on November 2nd?

Warm Hatch Performance Statistics

Chris — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 08:44:30 +0000

The junior division of performance hatches, the insurance friendly cars that are usually the first step on the performance-car ladder for many drivers.

Name	Engine	BHP /rpm	LB.FT /rpm	BHP /Ton	0-60 mph	Max Speed	Fuel	MPG	Year
Alfa Romeo MiTo (155)	4cyl, 1368cc Turbo	155	170	137.5	8.0	134	Petrol	33.0	’09
Citroen C2 GT	4cyl, 1587cc	108		106.9	8.7	121	Petrol		’04-’05
Citroen C2 VTS	4cyl, 1587cc	123		115.7	8.1	126	Petrol	40.9
Citroen Saxo VTS	4cyl, 1587cc	120		130.4	7.6	127	Petrol	34.9	’97-’03
Fiat Grande Punto Sport. 1.4	4cyl, 1368cc	95		91.1	11.2	111	Petrol	47.1
Fiat Panda 100HP	4cyl, 1368cc	99		103.2	9.3	115	Petrol	43.4
Ford Fiesta Zetec-S	4cyl, 1596cc	102		106.2	10.2	113	Petrol	38.2	’00-’02
Ford Fiesta Zetec-S	4cyl, 1596cc	118	112	123.6	9.9	120	Petrol	47.0	’08
Ford Fiesta Zetec-S	4cyl, 1596cc	99	140	89.2	9.9	114	Petrol	41.0	’04-’08
Ford Fiesta Zetec-S	4cyl, 1560cc Turbo	89	151	76.8	11.2	112	Diesel	64.0	’04-’08
Ford Sportka SE	4cyl, 1597cc	94		102.3	9.5	108	Petrol	37.2
Mazda 2 1.5 Sport	4cyl, 1498cc	102		108.0	10.4	117	Petrol	47.9
Mini Cooper	4cyl, 1598cc	118		112.6	8.9	118	Petrol	48.7
Mini One	4cyl, 1397cc	94		90.1	10.7	115	Petrol	49.6
Mitsubishi Colt CZT	4cyl, 1468cc Turbo	147		139.6	8.0	131	Petrol	41.5
Nissan Micra Sport SR	4cyl, 1598cc	108		107.2	9.8	114	Petrol	42.8
Peugeot 106 GTI 16v	4cyl, 1587cc	120		128.3	7.4	127	Petrol	34.9	’97-’04
Peugeot 106 Rallye	4cyl, 1587cc	103		121.0	8.8	121	Petrol	34.0	’97-’98
Renault Twingo GT	4cyl, 1149cc	99		102.6	9.7	117	Petrol		’07
Skoda Fabia vRS	4cyl, 1896cc Turbo	130		100.5	9.6	127	Diesel	55.4	’04-’07
Suzuki Swift Sport	4cyl, 1586cc	123		113.1	8.9	124	Petrol	37.7	’05
Volkswagen Lupo GTI	4cyl, 1598cc	125		129.9	8.3	127	Petrol	38.2	’00-’05

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Hot Hatch Performance Statistics

Chris — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 08:39:55 +0000

Practical family cars that seat five, can fit a weekly shop in the boot but still accelerate to 60mph in under 7 seconds and go on to 150mph or more.

Name	Engine	BHP /rpm	LB.FT /rpm	BHP /Ton	0-60 mph	Max Speed	Fuel	MPG	Year
Abarth 500	4cyl Turbo	135	152	132.5	7.9	128	Petrol		’08
Abarth 500 Esseesse	4cyl Turbo	160	170	157.1	7.4	131	Petrol	43.0	’08
Abarth Grande Punto	4cyl, 1400cc Turbo	155	170				Petrol		’08
Alfa Romeo 147 GTA	6cyl, 3179cc	247	0	184.5	6.0	153	Petrol	23.3
Audi A3 3.2 quattro	6cyl, 3189cc	247	0	167.9	6.3	155	Petrol
Audi S3	4cyl, 1984cc Turbo	261	0	182.3	5.6	155	Petrol		’07
Audi S3 quattro	4cyl, 1781cc	225	0	166.3	6.6	151	Petrol	31.0	’99
BMW 120i SE	4cyl, 1995cc	150	0	121.0	8.7	128	Petrol	38.2	’05
BMW 130i MSport	6cyl, 2996cc	261	0	179.8	6.1	155	Petrol	30.7	’07
Citroen C4 VTS	4cyl, 1997cc	177	0	130.2	8.4	141	Petrol
Citroen DS3 Racing	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	200	203				Petrol		’10
Ford Fiesta S1600	4cyl, 1.6ltr	118	112	123.6	9.6	120	Petrol	47.0	’10
Ford Fiesta ST	4cyl, 1999cc	148	0	132.3	7.9	129	Petrol	38.2	’04-’08
Ford Fiesta Zetec S	4cyl, 1.6ltr	118	112	123.6	9.6	120	Petrol	47.0	’08
Ford Focus RS (Mk1)	4cyl, 1998cc Turbo	212	0	168.6	5.9	144	Petrol		’02-’03
Ford Focus RS (Mk2)	5cyl, 2521cc Turbo	301	0		5.7	164	Petrol		’09
Ford Focus ST	5cyl, 2522cc Turbo	221	236	161.3	6.6	150	Petrol	30.4	’05
Ford Focus ST170	4cyl, 1989cc	171	0	143.8	8.0	134	Petrol	31.0	’02-’04
Honda Civic Type R	4cyl, 1998cc	198	142	148.3	6.4	146	Petrol	31.0	’07
Honda Civic Type R Championship White	4cyl, 1998cc	198	142		6.4	146	Petrol	31.0	’09
Honda Civic Type R Mugen 200	4cyl, 1998cc	198	142		6.4	146	Petrol	31.0	’10
Mini Cooper S	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	172	0	154.7	7.1	140	Petrol	40.9
Mini Cooper S Works	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	189	0	169.9	7.6	145	Petrol		’07
Mini Cooper S Works GP	4cyl, 1598cc Supercharger	218	0	203.2	6.5	149	Petrol	32.8	’06
Peugeot 207 GTI THP 175	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	172	0	139.8	6.9	137	Petrol	39.2	’07
Renault Clio Gordini Cup RS	4cyl, 1998cc	200	159		6.7	141	Petrol		’10
Renault Clio Gordini RS	4cyl, 1998cc	200	159		6.7	141	Petrol		’10
Renaultsport Clio 172	4cyl, 1998cc	170	0	155.6	7.1	138	Petrol	35.8	’00-’04
Renaultsport Clio 172 Cup	4cyl, 1998cc	170	0	170.9	6.5	138	Petrol		’02-’04
Renaultsport Clio 182	4cyl, 1998cc	180	0	164.8	6.6	139	Petrol	34.9	’04-’06
Renaultsport Clio 197	4cyl, 1998cc	197	0	161.4	6.9	134	Petrol	31.7	’06-’09
Renaultsport Clio 197 Cup	4cyl, 1998cc	197	0	161.4	6.0	135	Petrol		’07-’09
Renaultsport Clio 197 R27	4cyl, 1998cc	197	0	161.4	6.9	134	Petrol	31.7	’07-’09
Renaultsport Clio 200	4cyl, 1998cc	200	159		6.7	141	Petrol		’09
Renaultsport Clio 200 Cup	4cyl, 1998cc	200	159		6.7	141	Petrol		’09
Renaultsport Clio Trophy	4cyl, 1998cc	180	0	167.8	6.6	140	Petrol	34.9	’05-’06
Renaultsport Clio V6	6cyl, 2946cc	230	0	175.1	5.8	145	Petrol	23.0	’99-’02
Renaultsport Clio V6 255	6cyl, 2946cc	255	0	185.1	5.8	153	Petrol	23.0	’03-’05
Renaultsport Mégane 225 Cup	4cyl, 1998cc	222	0	167.7	6.5	147	Petrol	32.1
Renaultsport Mégane 250	4cyl, 2.0ltr Turbo	250	251				Petrol		’10
Renaultsport Mégane 250 Cup	4cyl, 2.0ltr Turbo	250	251				Petrol		’10
SEAT Ibiza Cupra	4cyl, 1781cc Turbo	178	0	144.9	7.1	143	Petrol	35.3
SEAT Ibiza Cupra TDI	4cyl, 1896cc Turbo	158	0	136.6	7.6	135	Diesel
SEAT Ibiza FR	4cyl, 1781cc Turbo	150	0	132.1	8.4	134	Petrol	38.8
SEAT Leon Cupra	4cyl, 1984cc Turbo	237	206	175.1	6.3	153	Petrol	32.8	’06
SEAT Leon Cupra R	4cyl, 2.0ltr Turbo	262	258		6.2	155	Petrol		’10
SEAT Leon Cupra R 225	4cyl, 1781cc Turbo	222	0	163.9	6.9	150	Petrol	32.1	’03-’06
Skoda Fabia vRS	4cyl, 1.4ltr Turbo Supercharger	180	184	138.8	7.3	139	Petrol	45.0	’10
Subaru Impreza STi CS400	4cyl, 2495cc Turbo	395	0		3.7		Petrol		’10
Vauxhall Astra VXR	4cyl, 1998cc Turbo	237	0	172.9	6.7	152	Petrol	30.4	’06
Vauxhall Astra VXR Arctic	4cyl, 2.0ltr Turbo	237	236		6.2	152	Petrol		’10
Vauxhall Corsa VXR	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	189	0	164.7	6.8	140	Petrol		’07
Vauxhall Corsa VXR Arctic Edition	4cyl, 1598cc Turbo	220	0	191.7	6.5	140	Petrol		’08
Volkswagen Golf GTI (Mk1)	4cyl, 1781cc	112	0	135.5	8.1	112	Petrol	36.0	’82-’84
Volkswagen Golf R	4cyl, 2.0ltr Turbo	267	258		5.5	155	Petrol		’09
Volkswagen Polo GTI	4cyl, 1.4ltr Turbo Supercharger	178	184	152.8	6.9	142	Petrol	47.0	’10
Volswagen Golf 2.3 V5	5cyl, 2324cc	170	0	143.9	8.2	139	Petrol	32.1	’98-’03
VW Golf GTI (Mk5)	4cyl, 1984cc Turbo	197	207	149.8	6.7	145	Petrol		’04-’09
VW Golf GTI (Mk6)	4cyl, 1984cc Turbo	211	207	162.7	6.9	149	Petrol	38.7	’09
VW Golf R32	6cyl, 3189cc	237	0	163.0	6.4	154	Petrol	24.6	’02-’04
VW Golf R32	6cyl, 3189cc	246	0	165.5	5.8	155	Petrol	26.4	’06-’08
VW Golf VR6	6cyl, 2792cc	174	0	144.9	7.1	138	Petrol	23.5	’92-’97
VW Polo GTI	4cyl, 1781cc Turbo	148	0	117.2	7.7	132	Petrol	35.8	’96-’09
VW Polo GTI	4cyl, 1400cc Turbo Supercharger	178	184	152.8	6.9	142	Petrol	47.0	’10

Hot Hatch Performance Statistics is a post from Driving Spirit. Are you ready for the release of Gran Turismo 5 on November 2nd?

Performance Statistics Are Live

Chris — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 21:16:42 +0000

Have you ever wondered what’s got the highest top speed – a Golf GTI or Astra VXR? What’s the fastest to 60mph – a Fiesta ST185 or or Corsa 888? Then why not browse through the Driving Spirit performance statistics. You never know, you might be surprised by some of the answers.

Hot Hatchbacks

If you’re into hot hatches this is what it’s all about. Practical family cars that seat five, can fit a weekly shop in the boot but still accelerate to 60mph in under 7 seconds and go on to 150mph or more. They can’t all do that of course, but with cars such as the Ford Focus RS and Audi S3 you could be left wondering why you’d need anything else on your drive.

Warm Hatchbacks

This is the junior division of performance hatches, the insurance friendly cars that are usually the first step on the performance-car ladder for many drivers. But just because they don’t have loads of power doesn’t mean they can’t be a barrel of fun on the right road. In this group you’re looking at great cars such as the Suzuki Swift Sport and Fiat Panda 100HP.

I’ll be adding and updating as time goes by, so they should build into comprehensive lists. If you think I’ve missed something then please let me know.

Performance Statistics Are Live is a post from Driving Spirit. Are you ready for the release of Gran Turismo 5 on November 2nd?