This Audi TT had two engines and was faster than a McLaren F1
Published February 19, 2020
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358,492
Likes
10,870
Comments
398
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Two turbos is normal, but how about two engines? Say hello to the MTM TT BiMoto, a Frankenstein Audi TT that was twin-engined, created 740bhp and was good for 244mph. Yup, that's faster than a McLaren F1. Watch as Mike Fernie gets far too excited about it. To check out our merchandise, click this link: https://teespri…
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- February 19, 2020
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How This Audi TT had two engines and was faster than a McLaren F1 is doing
It has 358K views in total. It ranks #8,074,233 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about This Audi TT had two engines and was faster than a McLaren F1
- Total views
- 358K
- Total likes
- 10.8K
- Total comments
- 398
- Published
- February 19, 2020
- Global rank by views
- #8,074,233
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This Audi TT had two engines and was faster than a McLaren F1 has 358,492 views, 10,870 likes and 398 comments, ranking #8,074,233 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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