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Manufactu Model Cost/Cr Year Drive Type P/S Level AC Cars 427 S/C ManufactuModel Cost/cr Year Drive Type P/S Level AC Cars 427 S/C '66 U 1966 4FRS Road Standard 10 Aston Marti DB7 Vantag U 2000 6FRN Road Standard 8 Aston Marti DB9 Coupe U 2003 6FRN Road Standard 9 Aston Marti DB9 Coupé 181,860 2006 6FRN Road Premium 9 Aston Marti V8 Vantage U 1999 6FRS Road Standard 9 Aston Marti V12 Vantage 217,350 2010 6FRN Road Premium 13 Aston Marti Vanquish '0 U 2004 6FRN Road Standard 9 Bentley Speed 8 Rac U 2003 6MRT Race Standard 23 Caterham Seven Fireb U 2002 6FRT Road Standard 13 Ginetta G4 '64 U 1964 5FRT Road Standard 4 Jaguar E-Type Coup U 1961 4FRN Road Standard 4 Jaguar S-Type R '0 U 2002 6FRS Road Standard 8 Jaguar XFR '10 - 2010 6FRS Road Standard 9 Jaguar XJ220 '92 U 1992 5MRT Road Standard 14 Jaguar XK Coupé Lu 113,000 2007 6FRS Road Premium 4 Jaguar XKR Coupé 155,000 2010 6FRS Road Premium 10 Jaguar XKR Coupe U 1999 5FRS Road Standard 8 Jaguar XKR R Perfo U 2002 6FRS Road Standard 8 Jaguar XJ13 Race C 20,000,000 1966 5MRT Race Premium 19 Jaguar XJ13 Race C - - 5MRT Race Premium - Jaguar XJ220 LM R U - 5MRT Race Standard 21 Jaguar XJR-9 LM Ra U 1988 5MRT Race Standard 23 Jaguar XJR-9 LM Ra 4,750,000 1988 5MRT Race Premium 23 Jensen Interceptor U 1974 3FRS Road Standard 7 Land Rover Range Storm U 2004 54WS Concept Standard 3 Lister Storm V12 R U 1999 6FRT Race Standard 21 Lotus Carlton '90 U 1990 6FRT Road Standard 7 Lotus Elan S1 '62 U 1962 4FRT Road Standard 4 Lotus Elise '00 U 2000 5MRT Road Standard 2 Lotus Elise '96 37,600 1996 5MRT Road Premium 2 Lotus Elise 111R ' 54,400 2004 6MRT Road Premium 5 Lotus Elise 111S ' U 2003 5MRT Road Standard 2 Lotus Elise Sport U 1998 5MRN Road Standard 8 Lotus Elise Type 7 U 2001 5MRT Road Standard 1 Lotus Esprit Sport U 2000 5MRT Road Standard 9 Lotus Esprit Turbo U 1987 5MRT Road Standard 2 Lotus Esprit V8 '0 116,520 2002 5MRT Road Premium 8 Lotus Esprit V8 GT U 1998 5MRT Road Standard 8 Lotus Esprit V8 SE U 1998 5MRT Road Standard 8 Lotus Europa Speci U 1971 5MRT Road Standard 1 Lotus Evora '09 100,000 2009 6MRN Road Premium 6 Lotus Motor Sport U 1999 5MRT Road Standard 10 Marcos Mini Marcos U 1970 4FFT Road Standard 0 McLaren F1 '94 1,000,000 1994 6MRN Road Premium 17 McLaren MP4-12c '10 225,000 2010 7MRT Road Premium 14 McLaren F1 Stealth - - 6MRN Race Premium - MG MGF '97 U 1997 5MRT Road Standard 0 MG TF160 '03 U 2003 5MRT Road Standard 0 Triumph Spitfire 150 U 1974 4FRT Road Standard 0 TVR Cerbera Spe U 2000 6FRS Road Standard 21 TVR Cerbera Spe U 1997 5FRN Road Standard 9 TVR Griffith 500 U 1994 5FRN Road Standard 9 TVR T350C '03 U 2003 5FRN Road Standard 8 TVR Tamora '02 70,940 2002 5FRN Road Premium 9 TVR Tuscan Spee 94,800 2000 5FRN Road Premium 9 TVR V8S '91 U 1991 5FRN Road Standard 5 Vauxhall Corsa Comfo U 2001 5FFT Road Standard 0 Vauxhall Tigra 1.6i '9 U 1999 5FFT Road Standard 0 Vauxhall Vectra 3.2 V U 2003 5FFN Road Standard 0 Vauxhall VX220 '00 U 2000 5MRT Road Standard 1 Vauxhall VX220 Turbo U 2000 5MRT Road Standard 2 Vauxhall Astra Super U 2000 6FRT Race Standard 18 Vauxhall Calibra Supe U 1994 64WT Race Standard 15 New Use Win DLC hp lbft Mass PWR - U - - 463 463 1311 353.2 - U - - 406 383 1775 228.7 - U T - 435 405 1710 254.4 N - T - 435 405 1710 254.4 - U T - 526 542 1970 267.0 N - - D 494 405 1680 294.0 - U T - 445 383 1835 242.5 - U T - 761 680 900 845.6 - U W - 152 87 369 411.9 - U - - 86 87 454 189.4 - U - - 256 246 1219 210.0 - U - - 387 390 1800 215.0 - - W/T - 488 441 1960 249.0 - U - - 500 456 1372 364.4 N - - - 289 296 1690 171.0 N - - - 488 441 1810 269.6 - U - - 367 369 1640 223.8 - U - - 376 390 1735 216.7 N - W - 495 369 998 496.0 - - - D 521 390 975 534.4 - U T - 525 456 1180 444.9 - U T - 886 680 894 991.1 N - - D 886 680 894 991.1 - U - - 371 470 1814 204.5 - U W - 334 390 2500 133.6 - U T - 575 557 1438 399.9 -U-- 364 398 1655 219.9 - U W - 100 101 639 156.5 - U - - 116 116 714 162.5 N - - - 114 116 755 151.0 N - T - 188 130 860 218.6 - U - - 148 123 806 183.6 - U - - 181 130 670 270.1 - U W - 116 116 756 153.4 - U T - 342 282 1300 263.1 - U - - 208 210 1146 181.5 N - - - 342 282 1380 247.8 - U - - 342 282 1325 258.1 - U - - 342 282 1380 247.8 - U - - 122 108 730 167.1 N - - - 268 239 1330 201.5 - U - - 195 137 700 278.6 - U W - 72 72 559 128.8 N - T - 607 463 1140 532.5 N - W - 582 448 1350 431.1 - - - D 642 484 1100 583.6 - U - - 139 123 1070 129.9 - U - - 153 123 1150 133.0 - U W - 69 80 809 85.3 - U T - 774 622 1020 758.8 - U T - 339 318 1130 300.0 - U T - 330 340 1060 311.3 - U - - 339 275 1187 285.6 N - T - 334 275 1060 315.1 N - T - 350 296 1100 318.2 - U T - 231 260 1050 220.0 - U - - 84 87 998 84.2 -U-- 101 101 1032 97.9 - U - - 201 210 1510 133.1 - U - - 140 145 850 164.7 - U - - 191 174 1005 190.0 - U - - 439 354 1000 439.0 - U - - 435 210 1060 410.4 WPR Origin 2.832 GB 4.372 GB 3.931 GB 3.931 GB 3.745 GB 3.401 GB 4.124 GB 1.183 GB 2.428 GB 5.279 GB 4.762 GB 4.651 GB 4.016 GB 2.744 GB 5.848 GB 3.709 GB 4.469 GB 4.614 GB 2.016 GB 1.871 GB 2.248 GB 1.009 GB 1.009 GB 4.889 GB 7.485 GB 2.501 GB 4.547 GB 6.390 GB 6.155 GB 6.623 GB 4.574 GB 5.446 GB 3.702 GB 6.517 GB 3.801 GB 5.510 GB 4.035 GB 3.874 GB 4.035 GB 5.984 GB 4.963 GB 3.590 GB 7.764 GB 1.878 GB 2.320 GB 1.713 GB 7.698 GB 7.516 GB 11.725 GB 1.318 GB 3.333 GB 3.212 GB 3.501 GB 3.174 GB 3.143 GB 4.545 GB 11.881 GB 10.218 GB 7.512 GB 6.071 GB 5.262 GB 2.278 GB 2.437 GB Carlos Alberto Bohorquez - 2092 N° HP 1 463 Maximo 886 2 406 Minimo 69 3 435 Rango 817 4 435 N° de clases 7 C = 1+3,322 5 526 Intervalo de clases 116.7142857143 6 494 7 445 8 761 CLASE FRECUENCIA INTERVALO 9 152 1 16 69 185.714285 10 86 2 9 185.714286 302.42857 11 256 3 16 302.428571 419.142856 12 387 4 14 419.142857 535.857142 13 488 5 4 535.857143 652.571428 14 500 6 1 652.571429 769.285713 15 289 7 3769.285714 886 16 488 17 367 Autosuma: 63 18 376 19 495 Media 349 20 521 Mediana 342 21 525 Moda #MACRO? 22 886 23 886 Desviacion estandar 199.0636144067 24 371 Varianza 38997.33333333 25 334 26 575 CURTOSIS 0.287811981 27 364 28 100 29 116 30 114 31 188 32 148 33 181 34 116 35 342 36 208 37 342 38 342 39 342 40 122 41 268 42 195 43 72 44 607 45 582 46 642 47 139 48 153 49 69 50 774 51 339 52 330 53 339 54 334 55 350 56 231 57 84 58 101 59 201 60 140 61 191 62 439 63 435 2(logN) =6.9774 18 16 14 12 10 Barra 8 6 4 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 .
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