1949 Minuscolo Corvo V12 1.0

Back in 1946, Minuscolo decided to design the fastest car they could make. After a few years and countless of prototypes and engines, the 1949 Corvo V12 was born. Graced with a 310hp 7.0L V12 and a 4 speed manual transmission, the Corvo V12 could reach a ridiculous top speed for it's time. There was only one problem with the Corvo V12 though, it's brakes were horrible and would overheat very easily. This fault lead to dozens of speed freaks purchasing Corvo V12s, taking them on top speed runs along highways, and leaving that same highway in the back of a hearse. The amount of fatalities surrounding the infamous Corvo V12 forced Minuscolo to stop production of the car after only 2 years. Nowadays the Corvo V12 is a rare collectors item and a reminder that reaching high speeds sometimes has a very high cost.