Forbes: Blurr voted fastest fictional car.
Thursday, May 15th, 2008 11:21AM CDT
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Topping the list is Transformers own Autobot Blurr,
with a listed speed of 800 mph. Second place went to the Mach 5 of Speed Racer fame
(both the cartoon and newly released movie) running at 258 mph and third and fourth places going to the Batmoblie from Batman Begins (Starring Christian Bale) and Dom's Charger from the Fast and the Furious (Vin Diesel) both clocking in at 220 mph.
A couple honorable mentions added to the list: Doc Brown's DeLorean
from the Back to the Future Movies going up to 190 mph on the ground and and the man powered Flinstone mobile burning up the roads at 11 mph downhill.
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Posted by Archanubis on May 15th, 2008 @ 11:26am CDT
Forbes, huh? Well, I guess that makes it respectable.
BTW, you need to fix the image for the Mach 5. All I'm getting is a box with a red X.
Posted by Senor Hugo on May 15th, 2008 @ 11:50am CDT
We know that when you hit the speed of light, time slows down, so obviously the DeLorean passed the speed of light, by opening a wormhole that allowed them to pierce the veil of time and travel however they please.
Posted by Zeds on May 15th, 2008 @ 11:52am CDT
BTW...I think that this link will work better for everyone:
http://www.forbes.com/2008/05/07/fastes ... peed=30000
Posted by Liege Evilmus on May 15th, 2008 @ 11:54am CDT
But outside of his annoying voice, and that one scene in the movie when he was in bot mode, I never saw him drive real fast.
Posted by Zeds on May 15th, 2008 @ 11:59am CDT
Liege Evilmus wrote:FUN
But outside of his annoying voice, and that one scene in the movie when he was in bot mode, I never saw him drive real fast.
QFT! It was mainly Blurr's mouth that was moving at the speed of sound!
Posted by It Is Him on May 15th, 2008 @ 11:59am CDT
Ha. I guess it's kind of silly that I'm more excited about a watermark than some crap on Forbes.
Posted by ponycorn on May 15th, 2008 @ 12:06pm CDT
Posted by NuclearConvoy on May 15th, 2008 @ 12:11pm CDT
He's got the need, the need for speed!
Posted by Firebird on May 15th, 2008 @ 12:52pm CDT
First Iron Man destroys him at the box office, now Blurr beat him by 500 mph.
Posted by PrivatePoop on May 15th, 2008 @ 12:59pm CDT
Weren't there other TF's that were cited in their comic bios as going faster than some of the cars listed here?
Posted by Puck on May 15th, 2008 @ 1:04pm CDT
Posted by Dagon on May 15th, 2008 @ 1:09pm CDT
Senor Hugo wrote:But they didn't take into account the fact that the DeLorean trave;s at such speeds after hitting 88mph that it can travel through time.
We know that when you hit the speed of light, time slows down, so obviously the DeLorean passed the speed of light, by opening a wormhole that allowed them to pierce the veil of time and travel however they please.
Thanks, you stole my post. But seriously, I agree with Senor Hugo.
Posted by First Gen on May 15th, 2008 @ 1:13pm CDT
Dagon wrote:Senor Hugo wrote:But they didn't take into account the fact that the DeLorean trave;s at such speeds after hitting 88mph that it can travel through time.
We know that when you hit the speed of light, time slows down, so obviously the DeLorean passed the speed of light, by opening a wormhole that allowed them to pierce the veil of time and travel however they please.
Thanks, you stole my post. But seriously, I agree with Senor Hugo.
Two words: Flux Capacitor. 88 MPH is hardly the speed of light, it was the flux capacitor that made time travel possible.
Posted by Blurrz on May 15th, 2008 @ 1:43pm CDT
Posted by Wolfhart on May 15th, 2008 @ 2:44pm CDT
Posted by Senor Hugo on May 15th, 2008 @ 3:05pm CDT
First Gen wrote:Dagon wrote:Senor Hugo wrote:But they didn't take into account the fact that the DeLorean trave;s at such speeds after hitting 88mph that it can travel through time.
We know that when you hit the speed of light, time slows down, so obviously the DeLorean passed the speed of light, by opening a wormhole that allowed them to pierce the veil of time and travel however they please.
Thanks, you stole my post. But seriously, I agree with Senor Hugo.
Two words: Flux Capacitor. 88 MPH is hardly the speed of light, it was the flux capacitor that made time travel possible.
Yes, 88mph is hardly the speed of light.
However, 88mph was only a requirement in order for the Flux Capacitor to work.
Once it hits 88mph the flux capacitor along with help from whichever radioactive substance they needed, plutonium or something, I forget, to generate the necessary 1.21 gigawatts for time travel to be possible.
What this, in totally armchair theory, does, is allow the Flux Capacitor to turn the stainless steel of the DeLorean into a giant superconductor.
This causes a door in the fabric of space/time to open, that which the DeLorean can travel through, and then go to any point in time.
Causing a door such as this to open, is only possible through one way. Speed, the Flash has been able to travel into the future, and I believe back, due to his speed and the connection to the Speed Force.
Wormholes, in Stargate, due to a solar-flare hitting at just the right time in the wormholes travel, causes SG-1 to travel to the past, then again to the future.
Then in numerous Star Trek episodes, and movies, travel through time has happened.
Now, this is essentially what the DeLorean/Flux Capacitor does. It opens up a wormhole, which could allow the DeLorean to travel through space in fractions of the time that it would take current technology, in order to travel that distance in time like that, you'd be going much, much, much faster than the speed of light. A wormhole causes this to happen, the only difference would be, that instead of traveling to a different place, the DeLorean is traveling to a different point in time, most likely due to the supercharged stainless steel of the DeLorean itself. Which could disrupt the wormhole enough for time travel to be possible.
Posted by First Gen on May 15th, 2008 @ 3:19pm CDT
Senor Hugo wrote:Yes, 88mph is hardly the speed of light.
However, 88mph was only a requirement in order for the Flux Capacitor to work.
Once it hits 88mph the flux capacitor along with help from whichever radioactive substance they needed, plutonium or something, I forget, to generate the necessary 1.21 gigawatts for time travel to be possible.
What this, in totally armchair theory, does, is allow the Flux Capacitor to turn the stainless steel of the DeLorean into a giant superconductor.
This causes a door in the fabric of space/time to open, that which the DeLorean can travel through, and then go to any point in time.
Causing a door such as this to open, is only possible through one way. Speed, the Flash has been able to travel into the future, and I believe back, due to his speed and the connection to the Speed Force.
Wormholes, in Stargate, due to a solar-flare hitting at just the right time in the wormholes travel, causes SG-1 to travel to the past, then again to the future.
Then in numerous Star Trek episodes, and movies, travel through time has happened.
Now, this is essentially what the DeLorean/Flux Capacitor does. It opens up a wormhole, which could allow the DeLorean to travel through space in fractions of the time that it would take current technology, in order to travel that distance in time like that, you'd be going much, much, much faster than the speed of light. A wormhole causes this to happen, the only difference would be, that instead of traveling to a different place, the DeLorean is traveling to a different point in time, most likely due to the supercharged stainless steel of the DeLorean itself. Which could disrupt the wormhole enough for time travel to be possible.
Okay Hugo, now you're getting all Einstein on me. I have no idea about worm holes and space fabric so you lost me.
All I know is 1.21 jigawatts!!!!! And Biff's family like was destined to be a series of clone like people.
Posted by Senor Hugo on May 15th, 2008 @ 3:26pm CDT
First Gen wrote:
All I know is 1.21 jigawatts!!!!! And Biff's family like was destined to be a series of clone like people.
Yeah, I watch a lot of Science Fiction..... a lot.
Posted by ShGarland_1383 on May 15th, 2008 @ 4:30pm CDT
First Gen wrote:Topping the list is Transformers own Autobot Blurr, with a listed speed of 800 mph.
Um...okay, then. Congratulations, Blurr!
ponycorn wrote:Guys, who really is faster - Blurr or Nitro Convoy?
Blurr. Kinda depends on if it's G1 Blurr or the retool of Armada Blurr that appeared in the Cybertron line. But assuming you mean G1 Blurr, he'd win.
Posted by Sledge on May 15th, 2008 @ 5:16pm CDT
Wolfhart wrote:...But he lost a race to Hot Rod in Rebirth...
The race does not always go to the swift. The ability to take corners is generally pretty important.
Posted by Liege Evilmus on May 15th, 2008 @ 7:41pm CDT
First Gen wrote:Senor Hugo wrote:Yes, 88mph is hardly the speed of light.
However, 88mph was only a requirement in order for the Flux Capacitor to work.
Once it hits 88mph the flux capacitor along with help from whichever radioactive substance they needed, plutonium or something, I forget, to generate the necessary 1.21 gigawatts for time travel to be possible.
What this, in totally armchair theory, does, is allow the Flux Capacitor to turn the stainless steel of the DeLorean into a giant superconductor.
This causes a door in the fabric of space/time to open, that which the DeLorean can travel through, and then go to any point in time.
Causing a door such as this to open, is only possible through one way. Speed, the Flash has been able to travel into the future, and I believe back, due to his speed and the connection to the Speed Force.
Wormholes, in Stargate, due to a solar-flare hitting at just the right time in the wormholes travel, causes SG-1 to travel to the past, then again to the future.
Then in numerous Star Trek episodes, and movies, travel through time has happened.
Now, this is essentially what the DeLorean/Flux Capacitor does. It opens up a wormhole, which could allow the DeLorean to travel through space in fractions of the time that it would take current technology, in order to travel that distance in time like that, you'd be going much, much, much faster than the speed of light. A wormhole causes this to happen, the only difference would be, that instead of traveling to a different place, the DeLorean is traveling to a different point in time, most likely due to the supercharged stainless steel of the DeLorean itself. Which could disrupt the wormhole enough for time travel to be possible.
Okay Hugo, now you're getting all Einstein on me. I have no idea about worm holes and space fabric so you lost me.
All I know is 1.21 jigawatts!!!!! And Biff's family like was destined to be a series of clone like people.
Stop talking about 88, and 1.21, cause we all know 24 is the highest number!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkP_OGDCLY0
forget about it!
Posted by Tigertrack on May 15th, 2008 @ 8:00pm CDT
First Gen wrote:All I know is 1.21 jigawatts!!!!! And Biff's family like was destined to be a series of clone like people.
The Biffs remind me a lot of the O'Doyle's in Billy Madison. Destiny did not look favorably upon the family, and neither apparently does the director.
But anyway Blurr rules, and he would whoop NitroConvoy in a race.
Posted by nummymuffin on May 15th, 2008 @ 10:33pm CDT
P.S. A Transformer that changes into a V8 intercepto would be cool.
Posted by sto_vo_kor_2000 on May 15th, 2008 @ 10:54pm CDT
Senor Hugo wrote:Then in numerous Star Trek episodes, and movies, travel through time has happened.
Now, this is essentially what the DeLorean/Flux Capacitor does. It opens up a wormhole, which could allow the DeLorean to travel through space in fractions of the time that it would take current technology, in order to travel that distance in time like that, you'd be going much, much, much faster than the speed of light. A wormhole causes this to happen, the only difference would be, that instead of traveling to a different place, the DeLorean is traveling to a different point in time, most likely due to the supercharged stainless steel of the DeLorean itself. Which could disrupt the wormhole enough for time travel to be possible.
But "Speed" is not always a nessesety for time travel in the Star Trek universe.And wormholes have been known to have tempral displacement factors....meaning one end a wormhole can exsist in one time frame while the other end is in a different time frame.
Posted by Tigertrack on May 16th, 2008 @ 7:17am CDT
nummymuffin wrote::-? Well I can't argue that Blurr is the fastes fictonal car ever but that forbes list didn't even give an honorable mention to Mad Max's V8 interceptor! what gives?
P.S. A Transformer that changes into a V8 intercepto would be cool.
I should check to see where KITT landed. With turbo boost he should be able to top some of those others...
Posted by Delta Supreme on May 16th, 2008 @ 10:47am CDT
The 203 MPH they listed him at is around the top for pursuit mode...
Final Season KITT could do 300 MPH in "super pursuit" mode - the one where he sprouts all those wings etc. Super Pursuit should give KITT 2nd place...
And when did the General Lee ever get the chance to do 200 in all those backroads???
Posted by NuclearConvoy on May 16th, 2008 @ 11:04am CDT
Delta Supreme wrote:On KITT:
The 203 MPH they listed him at is around the top for pursuit mode...
Final Season KITT could do 300 MPH in "super pursuit" mode - the one where he sprouts all those wings etc. Super Pursuit should give KITT 2nd place...
And when did the General Lee ever get the chance to do 200 in all those backroads???
I haven't got past Season 2 yet.
But, Super Pursuit sounds spiffy.
Posted by Cheetron on May 23rd, 2008 @ 10:30am CDT
NuclearConvoy wrote:Delta Supreme wrote:On KITT:
The 203 MPH they listed him at is around the top for pursuit mode...
Final Season KITT could do 300 MPH in "super pursuit" mode - the one where he sprouts all those wings etc. Super Pursuit should give KITT 2nd place...
And when did the General Lee ever get the chance to do 200 in all those backroads???
I haven't got past Season 2 yet.
But, Super Pursuit sounds spiffy.
Not really. It was just a gimmick to make up for the loss of something else. I can't remember what it was and if I did, I don't want to spoil it for anyone.
Still, screwed again aren't we KITT? They probably deducted points for having the Hoff drive. lol
Posted by NuclearConvoy on May 23rd, 2008 @ 10:43am CDT
Cheetron wrote:NuclearConvoy wrote:Delta Supreme wrote:On KITT:
The 203 MPH they listed him at is around the top for pursuit mode...
Final Season KITT could do 300 MPH in "super pursuit" mode - the one where he sprouts all those wings etc. Super Pursuit should give KITT 2nd place...
And when did the General Lee ever get the chance to do 200 in all those backroads???
I haven't got past Season 2 yet.
But, Super Pursuit sounds spiffy.
Not really. It was just a gimmick to make up for the loss of something else. I can't remember what it was and if I did, I don't want to spoil it for anyone.
Still, screwed again aren't we KITT? They probably deducted points for having the Hoff drive. lol
]But, I love the Hoff!