SSC Admits (Again) That The Tuatara Didn’t Break The 300 MPH Mark – But Will Keep On Trying Thursday, July 22, 2021 ARTS, BUSINESS, NEWS, POLITICAL, SOCIAL, SPORTS Edit In its first attempt, SCC claimed the Tuatara hit 331 mph, only to admit later that the video was substantially incorrect. | Tweet Subscribe to receive free email updates: Related Posts :Lamborghini Espada Rat Rod Is Just Batshit Crazy – And You Can Buy ItThe customized 1968 Lamborghini Espada v12 could fetch as much as $250,000 on the auction block. | … Read More...And That’s How You Dislocate A Tesla Model X’s Falcon DoorDriving a Tesla Model X into the garage with the door open is never a good idea. | … Read More...BMW To Develop Fuel-Cell Powered X6 And X7BMW estimates that it will have its third-gen scalable fuel cell system ready by 2025. | … Read More...CES 2020 Recap And Photos: Technology Driving The Future Of MobilityThis year's Consumer Electronics Show has gone as far as to preview the city of the future. | … Read More...BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe Promoted As “Option 2” In New SpotThe BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe range is topped out by the M235i xDrive with 301 hp. | … Read More...
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