fastest car in the world? its gotta be a Perodua Kancil
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Thursday, March 02 2006
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Kancil doing 956kph?
Imagine a Perodua Kancil travelling at the speed of an aeroplane. ThatÂ’s what the traffic policemen are insisting that labourer Kamarul Khairi Kasin, 22, had done when they issued him with a summons for speeding along the North-South Expressway at 956km per hour.
He received the summons through the post from the Muar police station.
"I canÂ’t imagine driving at that kind of speed.
"Besides, I have never driven to Johor in my life so how is it that I have a speeding ticket from there.
"The furthest I have driven is Sungai Petani," said Kamarul of Kampung Balik Bukit, Chuping.
The summons stated he committed the offence at Km173 of the highway on Jan 25.
Kamarul took the day off from his work to sort out the traffic offence at the Kangar traffic police station but was advised to make an appeal to the Muar police station.
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that wasnt the one i saw in guinness world records 2006 lol
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One will be surprised by how fast the malaysian kancil can travel on NS highway...
I think all their kancil are heavily modded
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But 900+ KM/H??? more than twice the speed of the bugatti Veyron???Originally posted by incredible:One will be surprised by how fast the malaysian kancil can travel on NS highway...
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Dats like.. speed of a sub-sonic bullet??Originally posted by DaKaR:But 900+ KM/H??? more than twice the speed of the bugatti Veyron???
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Just gives the Malaysian police force that extra credibility rite?
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Hahahaha this is not the first time. There was another case previously where a man was summoned for doing 700+ km/h. He laughed at the ticket and at the police, whom I guess must have been pretty baffled at his reaction. Hahaha.
We're talking about the guys who had spent a huge amount on some tanks, and forgot about the maintenance clause. -
i think the police must have Lasered the speed of the car when the car was falling off a cliff.
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plain stupid n doesnt make sense AT ALL............
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dun think terminal velocity is that high too leh..Originally posted by Ponders:i think the police must have Lasered the speed of the car when the car was falling off a cliff. -
Speed cam was calibrated to km/day maybe.
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that's nearly Mach one liao ....
Malaysia Boleh ! ...
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[quote]Originally posted by Fatum:
that's nearly Mach one liao ....
Malaysia Boleh ! ... [/quote -
how can a 600cc+ hit 900km/h must be glitch lah...in the first place speed cams can only trace cars up to 250km/h
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That's as fast as a boeing 777-200 at 33000 feet.
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I think they forgotten to add a decimal point somewhere..... (there are strenches of roads where the max speed is 90km/hr)
if it is really 900km/h the car would have disintegrated. -
900+ km/h... what did that guy do... add 2 rocket jet pack to his car?? 900+ he no need to be on the road liao... should b in the air..
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its nt a car la..... its a alien spaceship disguised as a kancil....
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wah lao can compete at F1 racing liao
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F1 race also cannot win arOriginally posted by RaTtY81:wah lao can compete at F1 racing liao -
if it's indeed 900+km/h i wonder how the driver can still be alive to receive the summon.
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and if that's really the case, the R&D teams of ferrari lamborghini mclaren bugatti porsche etc can start eating their hats, stop spending the millions, and learn from minnow perodua.
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how did the police catch him ?Originally posted by redname:Thursday, March 02 2006
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Kancil doing 956kph?
Imagine a Perodua Kancil travelling at the speed of an aeroplane. ThatÂ’s what the traffic policemen are insisting that labourer Kamarul Khairi Kasin, 22, had done when they issued him with a summons for speeding along the North-South Expressway at 956km per hour.
He received the summons through the post from the Muar police station.
"I canÂ’t imagine driving at that kind of speed.
"Besides, I have never driven to Johor in my life so how is it that I have a speeding ticket from there.
"The furthest I have driven is Sungai Petani," said Kamarul of Kampung Balik Bukit, Chuping.
The summons stated he committed the offence at Km173 of the highway on Jan 25.
Kamarul took the day off from his work to sort out the traffic offence at the Kangar traffic police station but was advised to make an appeal to the Muar police station.
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den i tink nid malaysian police nid to borrow F-18 from their air-force counterpart to catch the speeding kancil sia.....
or maybe police give summon wrongly, orignially is catch those planes which speeds de den end up issuing it to a poor kancil owner..........