Sure, you might see your occasional supercar parked in front of Starbucks on Sunday morning. But unless you by chance spot one speeding down a deserted road or you roll with the kind of people that actually put their exotics to use, how often do you really get to see a a supercar like the Koenigsegg CCR or the Lamborghini Murcielago in action? Here’s your chance.
Captured in Korea, the video above shows an orange Koenigsegg and a yellow Murci tearing up the night. More playing around than racing, the bright-colored exotics speed around crowded highways, tight tunnels, and deserted roads. Not exactly pressing the cars to their top speeds, but still showcasing the exotic whips’ incredible performance capabilities.
So which car would win in a real race? Unless some extreme tuning were involved, the CCR would take the win. As one of the fastest production cars in existence, the Koenigsegg CCR accelerates from 0-62mph in 3.2 seconds and hits a top speed of 245mph. Comparatively the Murcielago (stock 2007 LP40) does the 0-62 sprint in 3.4 seconds and maxes out at 205. Not terribly far apart given the cars’ nearly $300,000 price difference.
