ok first off i havnt a clue see ive been in a 1988 ferrari f40 1998 dodge viper gts but the dodge viper was fast and luxury and so was the ferrari so iether of those would be the fastes ones

1986 Chevrolet Corvette 25,000 miles, white w/ red leather interior. I bought it from a lady school teacher and the car was in new condition. The only thing replaced was the Delco battery purchased from a GM dealer. It was very fun to drive. It hooked up wonderful and launched like a slingshot.

1970 nova 402 big block 4 speed,12 bolt posi.nothing in our county could touch it.that was back in the day when we did a lot of street racing,an drank to much beer.

I drove my friend's '97 or '98 BMW M3 5spd. Very quick car, and shifted ridiculously smoothly too.

I have gone 155+ a few times on a near empty highway, and one of those times, the one car I had to pass decided to make a lane change without looking. even with 4 wheel disc brakes to slow me, it scared the SSSSSS--- out of me as it was close !! NO MORE !! and now our state has a $1,000 fine for any speed over 100 MPH, and a one year license suspension, and I am sure if you were involved in an accident, even if it was not your fault and someone was injured or died you would spend a few years at the least with free room and board at a state run facility........

My father had a 1970 Chevelle SS 396. Man did that thing run! Thats the fastest factory car I had ever driven that I can remember.

I think "handsome harv' is missing the point of this thread.Most of have broke speed limits befor,and mabey drive 5-10 over all the time.The gov. can pass all the laws they want,but somewere/sometime someone will let it hang all the way out .Fools are the problem no matter what speed you go. [Yes, I peged my 89LX 5.0 in eastern Or. back when I was younger}.It would do 140mph+ in the top end floored.

I agree with Handsome Harv (whether or not he's handsome is another question). Its just too risky to run very fast on the street. You could get shot by a sore looser! That's why I do most of my 100+ speeding on the track.

One of the reasons I sold my 55 chev was it would do 100mph on a freeway ramp entering.I felt that I could hear cops coming from all points of the compass.I still say there is no shortage of fools that will.

was a new ZR-1 corvette brand new car work at the GM garage detailing and lets just say the shamises were not the only thing i wrung out there! fun car was impressed that it stooped as fast as it accelerated

Fastest?

I drove a new Dodge Viper black roadster. It was the first year for black... 1993 ?

1970 Pantera, the Geneva show car that was special prepped for the show with a warmed up motor.

Various LS6 Chevelle & Corvette, ZL-1 Camaro #66, Hemi cars, Stage 1 Buicks, W-30 cars.

Each was a different type of 'fast'

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At the Bonneville Salt Flats... 130mph is known as First gear ...............

1972 chevy nova........... Elkton Md dragstrip 502big block ... 137mph ..9.88sec.... damn near crapollad my pants but .. what a rush !!!!!!!!!!!!
Total adrenaline .................. Oh wait .. sorry didnt read it right.. Factory ???? ummm....... Smart car???? sorry I had too


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Not the quickest but the fastest was 1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie 500, 390ci, standard with overdrive. Passed my buddys Vette (4.56 gear) and pointed to the gearshift. I had it in 2nd and overdrive. It would bump the speedometer needle so hard it would bounce back to 15mph. A little slower in 3rd.

veery fast

My dads Dodge Stealth was very fast on the top end. I once took a sales man on a ride from Portland Oregon to BainBridge Washington to look at a car wash. We left around 5:00 in the morning and not much was on the freeway. He asked, just how fast was this car, I down shifted and away we went. Tacked out in 4th I shifted into 5th and looked at the speedo at 135. I let off and coasted back to the speed limit. He kept saying go faster!! Next rise in the road was a Washington State trooper. If I had keeped on it I'd still be in jail. "Grandpaw's 57" sold me his '55 409 and I can tell you all that it still gets with the program.