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I believe the last paragraph of this article doesn't sound professional, and may not even be based on accurate data. (I'm pretty sure after checking the Bugatti Veyron's page that it is the current fastest road legal car in full production. Possibly the Bristol Fighter T isn't a full production car? The rewritten version of this article should clarify that.)

Even if it is correct, it would be wiser to rewrite it in a better way.

The article I'm speaking of:

"The Fastest car in the world The newest fighter is currently the fastest road legal car in the world, the beauty of hand made cars is being able to fine tune each individual engine to ensure maximum performance."

Thanks, Aaron.

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