The world's fastest car is a 1967

Those who believed that the Bugatti Veyron was the fastest car in the world are wrong, that title belongs to this 1967 Chevrolet Impala, which was installed a missile engine of 10,000 horsepower in the roof, allowing it to reach a speed of 300 miles per hour, although it is generally driven just over 100 miles per hour. The author of this strange creation was Paul Stender, 44, who worked with his wife Therese 29 and the Indy Boys Inc team.




This is the Chevy Impala 1967 in action, the fastest car in the world. Check the video.

UPDATE: The YouTube video has been removed at the request of Paul Stender, who claimed it was in violation of his copyright.

What a lovely girlfriend has this crazy old guy. I watched the video and it seems he didn't get the 300 mph. That video is a joke dude. Sorry to contradict, but the fastest car in the world is the Bugatti Veyron yet.



Oh lord, this is not only the fastest car in the world, it is also the most beautiful vehicle ever built. Someday...someeeday!!!

What a clown this Sr.Peace, Love, United, Respect... that's my religion ;-J