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Would you believe a 1984 Honda CRX can beat a Ferrari California? Or a 2011 Pontiac minivan will leave a Porsche GT3 in its rear-view mirror? Because that’s exactly what the new Netflix series Fastest Car aims to show us.
The new unscripted series features three souped-up “sleeper” cars going head-to-head with one of the world’s most sought-after supercars in each hour-long episode. (A “sleeper” car is a car that you look at and would never think that it would be fast.)
Hard to believe, but supercars like the Dodge Viper ACR, a Lamborghini Aventador, and a Ferrari 458 are given a run for their money by modified regular vehicles like an Oldsmobile, a Honda Odyssey, and more “sleeper” cars.
I mean, take a look at these two cars and tell me which one you think would be fast? This minivan?
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Or this completely ridiculous Lamborghini?
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Gotta go with the Lambo, right?
The show Fastest Car proves that looks can be very deceiving. And people are loving it.
@FastestCar straight up- you're the best car show ever! Story telling at its finest.
— Matt Peek (@themattpeek) April 7, 2018
Fastest Car on @netflix is everything.
— James Bellefeuille (@JLBellefeuille) April 7, 2018
Just discovered @FastestCar on @netflix , looks like I won't be getting anything done this weekend.
— Natalie Irish (@NIrish_art) April 7, 2018
https://twitter.com/thechriswoodson/status/982749583058010116
On episode 7 of @FastestCar. Please hurry up and film more I’m almost done with season 1.
— Nashville Todd (@Nashville_Todd) April 7, 2018
https://twitter.com/alan_calvillo14/status/983128300821377024
https://twitter.com/RayRay_Roberson/status/982876761976397824
This Show #FastestCar on Netflix is incredible.
— THE FAPSTRONAUT (@_Heavens_Gates) April 9, 2018
10 minutes into Ep1 of @FastestCar and I'm hooked. Lisa Clark is my new hero, nicely done!
— Sara R (@poker_sara) April 8, 2018
And it goes on and on like that. Check out the trailer below for a quick taste of what to expect.
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