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Notes

The Chevron B16 is a lightweight, purpose-built race car designed for the 2-liter class, produced between 1968 and 1970. Known for its agility and monocoque chassis, it was a competitive force in sports car racing during its time. Powered by a 1.6L to 2.0L inline-4 engine, it delivered around 160-200 hp, depending on the configuration, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. With a RWD layout and independent suspension, the B16 excelled on the track, particularly in endurance racing. The car's lightweight design (around 500-600 kg) and advanced braking system made it highly effective in tight, technical racing environments. The Chevron B16's legacy is one of performance and precision in the world of historic racing.

horsepower
200
WEIGHT KG
544
Power to Weight
0.37
CURRENT VALUE
$300,000

OEM Specs

engine Description
1.6L or 2.0L inline-4, depending on the variant
drive Type
RWD
0-60 MPH
4.5 SECs
TOP SPEED KPH
274
gearbox
5-SPEED MANUAL
torque
203 N.M
Model Years
1970

Compare to

Lap Times

Modified Cars

Year Driver Name Mod Horsepower Tire Tire Size Vs Predict
1970 James Varley Race 40 Historic Racing (Hand Cut) -18.94s
1970 Racing Video Race
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