Performance & Classic Car Data
Add the Horsepower, Weight, Drive Type and/or the Transmission to find out the estimated quarter mile elapsed time and terminal speed and even an estimated 0-60 mph time.
Our quarter mile and 0-60 mph time and speed calculator has used real-life figures from 100s of officially published car statistics to test a complex formula.
The weight section of the calculator automatically adds 150 lbs to account for yourself just in case you forget | get yourself on the weighing scales and adjust accordingly.
The results in the calculator are only statistical estimates. There are scores of factors that can affect quarter mile and 0-60mph times that may affect the results. Anything from air and tyre temperature to less obvious factors such as humidity and fuel mixture. However we have tested the formula over 100s of cars and we think it's a relatively accurate tool.
Do you want to know what your engine size converts to in Cubic Inches or Cubic Centimetres find out here; Cubic Inches and Cubic Centimetres Engine Size Converter
