I kind of have to agree with AveoSS on this one, there's no way that Aveo can push 850hp but even if it did, you won't drive a car like that very much, I mean, not with all that rubber being burned off. You would need new tires every time you take it out of your driveway...
My good friends at Top Gear tested a car that could be comparable to that Aveo.
Anybody ever seen this vid?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_H5TR97cX3s, if you havent, it was a VW Golf that had an ultimate upgrade, with a rear axle from a Lambo Gallardo, a W12 engine from a Bently Conti' and the rear frame from an Audi R8... Producing a 650hp VW hatchback... The car was widened 6", lowered 3" and it was turned into a RWD. If you haven't, watch it, but pay particular attention at around 3:20, you'll see why an Aveo like that would be an amazing show car, but not a drivable car... The VW has just 650, and it's RWD, the Aveo has "850" and it's still a FWD, you see where I'm going with this right?
To handle 850hp and still drive, you need at least 4WD and TC, that's why you see so many suped up Subaru's. Japanese cars pushing those numbers work too, only cause they are much longer and much lower to the ground than the Aveo and are RWD with TC.
My point is, those Aveo guys are lying bastards who are just trying to exaggerate how good Mobil 1 can lubricate engines like "if it can lube this 850hp Aveo, it can lube your POS". I bet that thing only does about 250-350 seeing how it looks like it's still basically the same engine, and how it's still in a sideway placement (FWD), that Scion xB feature might be more likely, but again probably not "1100hp" like they say, but it is a RWD, since it's facing forward, probably gets about 6-700hp...
That blonde bimbo is a nice touch though, even if she's too stupid to know WTF she's talking about, go suck some more D ho.