You won’t find a project car like this on Craigslist. A jet- and rocket-powered supersonic streamliner engineered to go over 1,000 mph is for sale after the project behind it went bankrupt. The ...

The 1,000-mile-per-hour Bloodhound LSR initiative has had a difficult time with funding pretty much throughout its entire existence. The project went into administration in 2018, but was saved in time ...

Cars are Andrew's jam, as is strawberry. After spending years as a regular ol' car fanatic, he started working his way through the echelons of the automotive industry, starting out as social-media ...

Someone just bought a 1,000 mph car. Now he just has to get it running. Auto parts entrepreneur Ian Warhurst has come to the rescue of the British Bloodhound SSC project, which declared bankruptcy in ...

Some sad news this morning for those who appreciate pushing the boundaries of science in pursuit of speed: the Bloodhound SSC project, a rocket car that's been aiming to hit the 1,000 mph land record ...

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What has a jet engine, a rocket booster and travels on a set of aluminum wheels? It’s the Bloodhound SuperSonic Car and it has plans to hit the world land speed record at 1,000 mph. Made of titanium ...

The Bloodhound SSC crew has two missions in mind with their upcoming land speed machine—break the standing land speed record of 763.035 miles per hour, then go onto beat that by eclipsing 1,000 mph.

With a design finalized, the British team that holds the current land speed record plans to smash it with a hybrid jet-rocket propelled car they aim to take beyond 1,000 mph. The 6-ton super sonic car ...

Supercars are fast. Hypercars are faster. Land speed record cars, however, are on another level of speed and the Bloodhound SSC is the craziest of them all. Andy Green, a former RAF fighter pilot, set ...

A supersonic car project aimed at reaching 1,000 mph combines the power of a military jet engine with a hybrid rocket. The ambitious effort won't take off until 2013, but the speed demon concept alone ...

Yes, "mph" still means what you think it does. Yes, miles per hour. No, Tesla hasn't gone mad, and neither have we. The 1,000 miles-per-hour you see there doesn't refer to speed - or, at least, not ...