A supercar once celebrated as America’s fastest vehicle met an explosive and controversial end over the weekend—by design.

The SSC Ultimate Aero example that set the speed record for production cars in 2007 was destroyed in a monster truck rally ...

This SSC Ultimate Aero stole the production car top speed crown from the Bugatti Veyron. So how did it end up being ...

In what is surely one of the more unlikely sentences one is likely to read today, an SSC Ultimate Aero, a car which once held ...

The SSC Ultimate Aero TT once beat the Bugatti Veyron's speed record. Now, the actual car that did it has been intentionally ...

SSC, or Shelby SuperCars, was one of the supercar success stories of the mid-2000s. And not just because its breakout model, the Ultimate Aero TT, made it into limited production.

When you think of modding a game, you probably envision Skyrim, Baldur’s Gate 3, Cyberpunk and other story-driven games. But did you know you can mod Super Smash Bros. Ultimate?

SSC said its car could potentially go even faster, with full-scale wind tunnel tests calculating the Ultimate Aero would be aerodynamically stable at up to 273 miles per hour.

The SSC Tuatara, a 1,750hp hypercar from North America has been crowned the fastest vehicle in the world, 10-years after the company last claimed the title with the SSC Ultimate Aero.

Behind the wheel of the SSC Ultimate Aero TT, the car managed 256.18 mph (412.28 kph) to become the ultimate speed king, but the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport crashed the party and took the ...

SSC founder Jerod Shelby has questions about Bugatti's 304.77-mph top speed claim. ... when the SSC Ultimate Aero set a 256-mph record in 2007.

Shelby (no relation to the late racing driver Carroll Shelby) started SSC North America in Richland Washington back in 1998. The company produced the Ultimate Aero from 2004 to 2013 and in 2007 ...