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The Koenigsegg CCX is the most thrilling and dangerous sports car out there. With 806bhp (on american fuel) this beast will develop 850bhp on British. This car has no traction control and as of yet has no rear wing to keep the rear wheels from causing you to go medieval.

This car is around 400,000 GBP. And is close to the top speed of the bugatti veyron at 240mph, at half the price. Bargain if you ask me :p
Was it a bullet, a plane..noo its the ccx.
ccx by Rossccx May 17, 2006
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koenegsegg ccx 

a car so fast even the stig made it spin out O_O it is utterly fuking mind blowing and totaly fucking slaughtered the veyron round the top gear test track
the koenegsegg ccx goes like BOOM SHACKALACKA
koenegsegg ccx by cazza710 March 5, 2009

Koenigsegg CCXR Edition 

The only HyperCar which had the balls to go against the Bugatti Veyron 16.4. The Koenigsegg CCXR Edition had a mid-mount 4.8l twin-supercharged flexfuel engine producing 1018bhp, 11 spoke wheels, amazing aerodynamic balance, a unique rear wing, unique side winglets, modified shock absorbers, stiffer springs, anti-roll bars,etc. along with a really sexy Carbon Fibre Body.
Woah! Did you see that car? It beat the Bugatti Veyron 16.4!
Must have been a Koenigsegg CCXR Edition!
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CCXC by DJ RAW BEETS November 8, 2010
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