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The SSC Tuatara made another land-speed record attempt, but couldn't top 251 mph due to engine issues

SSC will try again to set the production-car land speed record within 60 days, according to its CEO, and this time it will be validated.

SSC won't certify its 316.11 mph production-car land-speed record and will instead make another attempt with a better effort to certify the speed.

The SSC Tuatara's 316.11-mph production-car land-speed record is yet to be verified by Guinness World Records or the company that measured the speed.

Wind gusts made the SSC Tuatara's land-speed record run a scary experience.

SSC will build a "Little Brother" for the Tuatara that should cost about a half million dollars, make up to 800 horsepower, and look like a scaled down version of the Tuatara.

A Nevada newspaper reported that Highway 60 was shut down over the weekend for a land-speed record attempt and NDOT confirmed the car was the SSC Tuatara.

America's hypercar lights things up just in time for Independence Day.

SSC is planning a little brother for the Tuatara, as the latter shows its capability by accelerating from 60 to 120 mph in just 2.5 seconds.

The first production version of the 1,750-horsepower SSC Tuatara was delivered last August but only revealed now.

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The 1,750-horsepower Tuatara is now in production and due to start delivery in August 2019.

Tuatara has given us a tantalizing taste of what's coming with videos of the 1,750-horsepower monster running in the wild.

The team at SSC is currently cooking up America's first hypercar and a pre-production prototype has just been spotted testing on public roads. These photos were sent in to Motor Authority by a reader and were snapped on a stretch of road near SSC's headquarters in West Richland, Washington. The new...

SSC previously said it's the only firm with a real shot at reaching the 300 mph barrier, and it appears work is full-speed ahead. The company posted a new video of its upcoming Tuatara hypercar's twin-turbo V-8 engine testing, an engine that will provide the gusto in the mission to 300 mph. The...

It's time for the likes of Bugatti and Koenigsegg to step aside, as bespoke hypercar manufacturer SSC North America is ready to reclaim its previously held title of maker of the world's fastest cars with the long-awaited Tuatara. The homegrown hypercar was originally penned by Jason Castriota, a...

Before there were companies like Koenigsegg and Hennessey vying to dethrone the Bugatti Veyron as the world's fastest car, something Koenigsegg finally achieved last November when one of its Agera RS hypercars ran to 277.9 mph, there was SSC North America (previously Shelby SuperCars) taking the...

It’s been a while since we last heard about SSC North America (formerly Shelby SuperCars) and its promised Tuatara hypercar, a car that could potentially reclaim the production car land speed record for the firm. The good news is that the Tuatara is coming, and soon. After first showing us a...

It's hard to believe it's been seven years since the Jason Castriota-designed SSC Tuatara concept was first shown to the world. During that time, SSC North America has been busy not only further developing the car but also securing funding as well as establishing new headquarters and modern...

It’s been a while since we last heard about SSC North America (formerly Shelby SuperCars) and its promised Tuatara supercar, a car that could potentially reclaim the production car land speed record for the firm. That is, if the project ever manages to get off the ground. So far all...