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They can go well over 200mph.
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Why can a car go up to 200 mph but you can only go up to 70 mph on the interstate?
Speed limits are meant to keep you at a safe speed. 70 is a safer speed than 200. At 200mph, you can easy lose control.
A car is obeying the speed limit of 55mile per hour how fast is the car traveling in kilometer per second?
The average top speed of a car is 120 to 150 miles per hour in the year 2008. it can go to 200~300 MPH.
Is 35 mph fast?
Not in a car but it is medium speed on a go kart or ranger. Slow on a four wheeler too.
Can a car go faster than 200?
Yes
How fast can a car go?
It depends on the car. Some cars have a top speed of about 100 miles per hour or a little more. Most cars will have a top speed of more than 100 MPH. Some high performance cars, such as the Corvette, have a top speed of closer to 200 MPH, and some really high performance, or exotic, cars have a top speed of more than 200 MPH. All that said though, some cars have a top end limiter. For instance, my car has an advertised top end speed of 185, but it has a top end limiter which limits the speed to about 170.
How fast does a car run?
Top speed varies with the model, most have a tough time making 120 but some exotics can go over 200. People run, cars travel.
How many kilometers can the car go in 1 minute?
It depends on the speed of the car.
What are the similarities between a go-kart and a race car?
A go-kart and a race car both go at the same speed.
What does the topspeed mean?
Top speed of the car that can go
At what speed can a car go out of control on black ice?
Pretty much any speed.
How do you replace a CV joint in a 1997 Nissan 200 SX SER?
The question you ask is too involved for a proper answer. You may want to go to a car parts store, or book store, and get a repair manual for your car. They cost about $16.00 Or, go to a Public Library.
How to get fast cars i need for speed world?
go to your safehouse and then go car dealer then go on purchase car then go on tier 3.
