How many seconds does it take for a car to run 100 meters?
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100-meter acceleration is a test of the car's engine power. An average car takes about 8 seconds to cover 100 meters, while a supercar typically takes only 3 seconds. Additional information: Maximum speed: The maximum speed refers to the highest driving speed a car can achieve on a level and well-paved road (concrete or asphalt). It is the speed at which the driving resistance and driving force are balanced under windless conditions on a flat road, and it is one of the three evaluation indicators of a car's dynamic performance. Influencing factors: There are many factors that affect a car's maximum speed, such as the engine's power, maximum torque, rotational speed at maximum torque, transmission ratio, and driving resistance. The maximum speed is measured on a flat and windless road with zero acceleration, so gradient resistance and acceleration are zero. Therefore, the main resistance factors affecting the maximum speed are air resistance and rolling resistance.