VW PHAETON W12 0-110 acceleration 

rather 6,x seconds, you wanted to say...

@@Rin3945gtdможно но не нужно

especially crazy because its from the early 2000s

Well yes but actually no since it goes from 99.9 down to whatever it should be (does the same in my Golf when i floor it)

10L/100 km= 1l/mil that is nothing for a 12 cylinder at full throttle more like 2,5l/mil, but it drops down to 1,2-1,5 l/mil once you level out, it only chugs fuel when you floor it, i cant understand why they picked this silly low max reading for this obviously thirsty engine.. i doubt it will even do below 1l/mil if you even try.

@@sakariaskarlsson634 1st of dont make a fool out of yourself comparing miles and kilometers 2nd dont make a fool out of youself believing that this w12 would actually consume 50l in 100 km the v10 tuareg doesnt consume 25l 100 km and weights a lot more and is more aggressive.

@@tarkitarker0815 He didn't bring up miles, he said mil. 1 mil=10 km where he lives.

@@EcchiBANZAII-desu he totally did bring up miles here. he did compare them and said 1m=10 km.

It is often confusing, however most cars for UK/US have dual unit speedometer (inner smaller circle with km/h) in case they drive to "metric neighbours" countries :)

DB-47 then the speed limit is in mile per hour

Same

Wow, You are an idiot 😂

saloon, hey barman gimme my whiskey

@Assec yeah sure 5 ton car, now tell me which european country actually would one allow to drive that?

@Assec its not allowed to drive a 5 ton car with a standart car license, even in the us. you need extra training. in europe you would need to make another driving license just for that car, and how is 5 tons nearly this car? not even in the stupid imperial system its close to that.

@Assec im talking about 5 ton cars, not about sedans with 2,5t of weight, read accurate.

@Assec im not saying you cant drive a large sedan or some heavy offroad cruser without a better license but you cant drive 4500-5000 KG cars around with a standard license.

Andrei Bondoc 99.99999 l/100km

99?? 23 litr!

996 Porsche Marko look closy 99

fuel needs to burrrrrn :D

Rip refineries...

because even on the bugatti it will not be above it unless you throw your feet to the ground permanently, and thats a thing you cant do anywhere else than germany and even there you shouldnt because you have to watch for and cherish other peoples lives i believe 55 to 70 was the maximum one sane person could pump out of the bugatti in 100 km on the autobahn.

W12 is not 24 cylinder?

@@marcivarga9865 Mathematically it's a v12. But the angle is so narrow it can still use a single head. Creating, when viewed from above, a W.

Marci Varga it’s like two vr6 with one cylinder head each put together in a V

yeah it's sooo slow, a DSG instead of that archaic Tiptronic on this would be awesome

@@TheDeepShadow DSG couldn't handle that kind of torque, especially at the time, so they used torque converter auto instead.

Needs ZF6 or ZF8 behind it

hojnikb you know bugatti has Dsg?

Loco Vato you know bugatti is over 1 million ?

That's a normal operating temperature for most cars actually.

The gauge is designed to be offset for normal operating temperature. Quite weird.

America sucks

Between 200 and 280 degrees, the marks indicate 20 degree difference instead of 10 like the rest of the gauge does from 80 to 200 degrees.

It was built in dresden, they built rolls royce in the same factory.

I think you might own a prius

PizzaPunt lol no my T5 does 0.5L at idle and i gan get it to do 4-5L cruising. 2.5L TDi.

2.7l/100km or 87mpg? You really think so? -_-

I remember hearing about the 1.6 TDi that would do around that on the highway

@@flyzx2 Prius hypermilers can actually get 100 mpg, though some of their tactics in doing so are a bit controversial.

Thats right

There isn't enough fuel to make 0-200 :D

that's cruise consumption in my STI lol

Martisan current*

I HATE THE SAME WAY BUT WITH TRACTION ON AND OFF!!😭😭😫😫

With engine that hard to repair, big fuel consumption, price when it was factory new and... IT'S VOLKSWAGEN, paying for vw more than 50k $ is toooo much

@@xnrs9334 you dont understand the message of this car. It does what it meant to be in the perfect way

@@xnrs9334 You do realise that Audi, Bentley, Bugatti, Cupra, Lamborghini, Porsche, Skoda and Seat are owned by VW and share a lot in common.... right ?

Probably °F, it shows 160 °F so about 71 °C

I can't see nothin in that middle screen. no millage, no hear it's jus blank.

What model year is the car? Early models have various glitches with the screen where it doesn't display gears

its actually 4 sec, 60 mph means 100kmh

***** i didn't know that... thanks!

Gabriel Ribas Their fault was designing it to look like a Passat.

Amin El that's what i like... it's a HUGE passat, way better... it's awesome to get people wondering about it :D btw, jetta looks like a passat too well.. i mean, all VW cars look alike, but that's fun... it catches people's mind... just... awesome, dude

Amin El i get it, friend... and i aggree... what i said was like a second point of view, which i like too =)

I guess DSG wouldnt be good combined with that car, it simply has ways too much power which would break the transmission. I do not know if it's right but my cousin said something like this

Mohammed Aldaqqaq 200F = 93C. Normal temp :)

Alright thanks

Oil temp 160°F = 71°C = cold :D

200 Celsius, little bit warm side...

@@keimo2007 its not celsius....... if it was it wouldve blown up by then

yes

Display tops at 99.9l/100km, which translates to 1km/l and hence around 2.825 mpg. Actual probably lower. RIP fuel 😭

Its 200 fahrenheit that is 93 celsius

It doesn't have direct injection/FSI. Shouldn't be a problem on this engine :)

When you have no clue but join the hate train.

On every fsi just instal oil catch can and you are safe

@@dado5162 Not really. It's the EGR, and the lack of port injection that leads to massive carbon build up.

12 cylinders need some fuel to deliver this great power ;)

+Aleksander Wilkowski it's showing the current consumption, so it's not true, you wont be at 7k rpm all the time it's consuming max i assume 30-40l/100km

It shows a current consumption as you said. A consumption in one particular moment. It's not an average consumption And yes, even in this big engine it can't reach100l/100 km. 

my GolF4 does 70L/100km when we first start the car in the morning and go out for a drive straight away. When its fully heat up and you gun it, it will be like 50L/100km ROflmao. On highway it does like 6L/100km City like 12L/100km So seems pretty normal.

@@zhemin yeez what's wrong with your cars? If I kickdown my A6 4.2 V8 it shows 40l max lol

That One Ford Guy it weighs 2500 kilos, thats the weight of a full sized SUV. It was built for ultimate comfort and smoothly gliding on the road, not a sports car, but I get what you mean could be faster

If VW puts that engine in a mk1, you'll see: That engine works xD

You do realize that it's 5 seconds 0-60mph? The big number is mph, the smaller one is kph. So tell me again how 5 seconds 0-60mph is slow for a 2.5t luxury sedan :)

still faster than my Accord

i think its actually a petrol afaik

Its petrol,the diesel was a v10

@@adriigonzaalez1788 Yup, it's BS that a diesel engine can rev to 6500+ instead of less than 5000.

Why would someone want a manual in a big, luxurious, non sporty sedan?

big engines don't need revs for power, each combustion stoke provides a hell lot of energy to keep this thing alive. a diesel truck idles at 150 rpm for instance.

Power strokes overlap because of the 12 cilinders. No momentum is needed to keep it going

TechGuy322 maybe not normal trucks but some huge Diesel engines redline at around 150 rpm

Top SunBro the biggest diesel engine in the world has max rev at 70 rpm, yes 70 lol

Fahrenheit Equals to 90 celsius

It's in farenheits so it's around 71 celcius

yes, all wheel drive drive.

Lots of part in that car are actually taken from the Bentley warehouses

VW owns audi which owns bentley so yeah they share alot of parts still

There was no long version of Phaeton...

actually, all North American Phaetons are the long wheelbase version

What do you mean?

ESP on car. But also ESP means extra sensory percep ... Never mind 🤣

Phaeton and Continental got quite a lot in common.