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A simplified, aggressive unit of measurement for torque in a car. 1 Bull Power (BP) = 250 newton-meters (Nm) of torque. Bull Power is used to describe the shove or pulling force a vehicle produces — the kind of force that throws you into your seat when you hit the gas. It's torque made easy for everyone to understand, While horsepower measures how fast a car goes, Bull Power tells you how hard it hits.
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