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The text is a transcript of a video where the narrator drives and reviews the McMurtry Speirling, a fan car that produces massive downforce and acceleration. He explains how the fan system works, how it differs from previous fan cars, and what the customer version will be like. He also compares the car's performance to Formula One cars and other hypercars. He experiences extreme g-forces, spins, slides, and braking in the car. He concludes that the car is mind-blowing and provides a sensation of speed that is unlike anything else.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video about the McMurtry Speirling fan car, a track-only electric vehicle that can generate 2000 kilos of downforce with its dual fan system.
2. The car can accelerate from 0 to 113 mph in 3.38 seconds and brake back to 0 in 2.7 seconds, achieving a 0-100-0 time of under 6 seconds.
3. The car can corner at up to 2.83 G, which is more than a Formula One car and causes physical discomfort and disorientation to the driver.
4. The car has a skirt system that seals the air under the car and makes the fan system very efficient and power-saving.
5. The car is inspired by previous fan cars like the Chaparral and the Brabham BT46B, but uses modern technology and electric motors to improve the performance and reliability of the fan system.
6. The car is expected to cost 820,000 pounds plus taxes and will have a customer version called the Speirling Pure, which will have more power, more grip and more downforce than the prototype.
7. The car provides a sensation of speed that is unlike anything else in the automotive world and is hard to describe or compare.