While it wIll certainly complicate the matter, I am quite skeptical about some manufacturer claims of top speed and the often significant disparity between indicated speed and actual speed. A few observations:
Both of my Lambos were outrageously optomistic regarding the indicated speed vs. the GPS numbers. I'm talking about an indicated 180 that was more like 165. The Ferrari was similar. A friend and I took the Porsche GT3RS out and where the speedo read 175, the GPS indicated 163.
My point is that for every guy out there that claims he as gone X speed in a car based on the speedo, it may very well have been much less than that in acutuality. I am, frankly, skeptical about any model of Lambo acutally achieving an honest 200 on gps. I would like to be proven wrong, since I love the make...
The GT, on the other hand, is a TRUE, everyday, box stock gps verified 200+ car, based on personal experience:wink
There aint no other car like the GT