Washington-based SSC will rerun its production car world speed record attempt after doubts were raised about its 316 mph claim. Company owner Jerod Shelby admitted there were issues with the video ...

Shelby Supercars has cemented its claim that the SSC Tuatara is the world's fastest car – but in a weirdly underwhelming fashion. Its new record of 282.9 mph (455.3 km/h) is nowhere near the ...

In October, a small US automaker called SSC North America claimed its 1,750-horsepower Tuatara supercar had gone more than 300 miles an hour, breaking official world speed records for a street ...

The SSC Tuatara is a hypercar that shouldn't be overlooked, but is its top speed true to what the manufacturer says? Here's what you need to know.

SSC is working on a "Little Brother" to its $1.9 million Tuatara that will cost $300,000 to $400,000. The more affordable model will have approximately 700 hp.

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

American supercar manufacturer Shelby SuperCars (SSC), the same company behind the Ultimate Aero, has recently taken the wraps off its latest creation, which goes by the name of Tuatara ...

We should remember that way back in 2007, their earlier model - the SSC Ultimate Aero – was being credited by Guinness World Records as the “ World’s Fastest Production Car.” ...

The original story continues below: The SSC Tuatara is the successor to the Ultimate Aero which held the Guinness World Record for the fastest production car between 2007 and 2010. Given that ...

Seven years after the Tuatara was originally unveiled, SSC North America has announced plans to unveil the production model at Monterey Car Week. Since so much time has passed, little is known ...

In October, a small US automaker called SSC North America claimed its 1,750-horsepower Tuatara supercar had gone more than 300 miles an hour, breaking official world speed records for a street ...