Ah, the land speed record car—those mechanical monsters built to make your average family sedan look like it's standing still at a roundabout. The current record holder, the ThrustSSC, smashed through the sound barrier in 1997 at a blistering 1,228 km/h. These beasts are powered by jet or rocket engines rather than your run-of-the-mill petrol V8, and cost a fortune in both R&D and fuel (not your average E10 unleaded, I assure you). If you’re after a more pedestrian speed experience, checking out listings on Tradingpost or CarShowroom might be less hazardous to your wallet and wellbeing. For the true speed freaks, land speed record cars embody the pinnacle of engineering lunacy—fast, furious, and utterly impractical.
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