Fiat S76 Land Speed Record Breaking Car From 1911 Brought Back To Life

With a 28.5 liter (!) engine and advanced technology for its time — four valves per cylinder, multi-spark, overhead cam, ca. 300 HP — the Fiat S76 achieved a land speed record of 131 mph (211 km/h) in Ostende, Belgium on 18 December 1913.

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The 'Beast of Turin' - a Fiat S76 with the biggest car engine ever built - has just been fired up for the first time since 1911.