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Not many people have probably heard of the Bristol Fighter T but then again, you’re not aware that something’s brewing unless it has already created a big splash. If the great things in life are usually those that don’t get the limelight, then you can consider the Bristol Fighter T as one of it. This car which comes from Britain has qualities that you can consider part of the elite already. The first thing that you’ll notice about this car is its unbelievable 8.0 liter V10 engine that can push the wheels as fast as 270 mph. Yes folks, you’ve read that right, the Fighter T is one super fast car needless to say. That’s not all of course because this road devil can generate as much as 1100 horsepower which is enough to really blow you away literally. How about the acceleration? As I’ve said earlier, the Fighter T is not and will never be the regular car built for the masses and that being said, it can cruise from 0-60 mph in only 3.5 seconds. That’s just a bit slower than putting your seatbelt on though. Meanwhile, the Bristol Fighter T is not all about speed and power because it has great contours and lines that would definitely attract anyone. However, compared to other exotic cars out there, the Bristol Fighter T lacks the necessary flash in order to be placed in the super car category. Sure it is fast and powerful and needless to say, this car is more than what you actually need during regular fishing trips. On the upside, the whole car has a great set of multimedia artillery that can definitely appeal to everyone. Apart from that, the interior isn’t that bad either although you have to deal with the pretty small space that’s available for the passengers. So is the Bristol Fighter T practical? The fact is, if you can afford something that costs 700000 USD, I don’t think that the word even applies to you. The Bristol Fighter T is naturally one voracious gas consumer and that has to be expected for a car with an 8.0 liter engine. The bad thing about this car is that if ever some of its parts become busted, you would have to directly order from the manufacturer itself. That wouldn’t have been a problem if you live somewhere in Europe but if not, then you’d have to wait for several months before these parts are delivered to you. So is the Bristol Fighter T worth it? The fact that it isn’t a Ferrari or Lamborghini makes it already a risk in itself but I supposed that’s a pretty unfair statement though. Meanwhile, it isn’t a particularly attractive car either but then again, the performance that it brings to the table makes it a very delicious commodity already. Overall, the car is worth all the money that you would spend for it because of its sheer exclusivity. For sure you won’t be seeing another Bristol Fighter T at least several thousands miles away from you.