It’s Homemade Hot Rods Vs. Souped-Up Supercars in New Netflix Show

The streaming service’s first global original motor series, “Fastest Car”, debuts April 6.

“Fastest Car”, launches on April 6. (Netflix)
“Fastest Car”, launches on April 6. (Netflix)

Can a supercharged 1971 Ford Pinto beat a Ferrari 488 GTB in a drag race?

We strongly doubt it – but we’re very willing to find out by watching Netflix’s Fastest Car.

The streaming service’s first global original motor series, Fastest Car will pit homemade hot rods engine-to-engine against exotic supercars.

In each hour-long episode, a trio of “souped-up sleeper” cars will take on “one of the world’s most sought-after supercars” in a straight-ahead race.

We’re not sure about all the models that’ll be featured in the show, but Netflix mentions a 1984 Buick Grand National, a McLaren MP4, a 1984 Honda CRX, a Ferrari California, a 2011 Pontiac minivan and a Porsche GT3.

All eight episodes drop on April 6 and, like the cars in ‘em, people will be bingeing the show fast.

“Fastest Car”, launches on April 6. (Netflix)

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