Hello everyone! So i have seen the "Top Speed" Measurement on the BeamNG cars under the Performance tab. But i thought to myself, hey, my car has gone faster on a flat surface. So i placed 4 of the fastest cars with their Fastest version on a grid map. The Cars were the: Hirochi Sunburst Hirochi SBR4 ETK-K Series and Civetta Bolide. I used the Dualshock 4 and the Car with the Camera on it was the Hirochi SBR4 because when it broke 200 mph it tilted left. So before i plugged in the DS4 i taped down the the right trigger, tabbed to all 4 cars so the throttle was down on all of them, and unpaused BeamNG.drive When the SBR4 broke 200mph i tilted the joystick right and put a shortened toothpick there to hold it. I let the game have the cars go full throtttle in a straight line for 2 hours. When i came back i recorded the Top Speeds and did some calculations. and here is what i came out with: Hirochi SBR4: 214mph (5.7% Faster than BeamNG Measured.) ETK-K Series: 202mph (3% Faster than BeamNG Measured) Civetta Bolide: 189mph (Exactly The Same as BeamNG Measured) Hirochi Sunburst: 177mph (4.4% Faster than BeamNG Measured) So I made this a thread so everyone can post the top speeds on their Vanilla BeamNG cars to see how fast they can make them go. They can be modified.
The Bolide used to be quite a bit faster. I got it upwards of 200 a few updates ago. The config you use matters, too. Don't use anything with a spoiler or diffuser.
Hey if your wondering I am the guy who does the Performance tables on the BeamNG wiki and the data is within the game file information and I suspect its the Air Speed reading you are using sometimes Airspeed can be vastly different to the game file information
Yeah sometimes cars can exceed their rated speed what I use is game file information, I prefer no one edit the performance tables because each one takes me between 5 minutes to edit to add information in or 5 hours to rebuild from scratch from vandalism I have seen, but yeah some cars are faster than what they state but I go by game file information so it stays intact