28.4-Litre FlameThrower Engine! - 1911 Fiat S76 "The Beast of Turin"

Without a doubt, the 1911 Extreme 28.4-Litre FlameThrower Engine Fiat S76 "The Beast of Turin" is one of the most incredible cars that can be seen at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The reason is soon said, everything about this car is mammoth, starting from the displacement of 28.353cc 4-cylinder in-line engine that already at the time guaranteed almost 300hp at 1.900 rpm, crazy if think that we were in 1911 and that the real and unique purpose of the car was to beat speed records around the world. The FIAT 300 HP RECORD, another name with which the vehicle is recognised, in 1912 crossed the mile to Long Island at a speed of 290 km/h. After the restoration of over 10 years and the union of the only two Fiat s76 cars built, the owner Duncan Pittaway has brought back to life the Beast of Turin that since 2015, fortunately for us, pays homage to its presence at Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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[@boataxe4605]

You’ll notice that it has two seats,one is for the driver, and the other is for the original Fix It Again Tony.

[@chrisridethatbloodything2044]

FIAT = Feuer In Allen Töpfen :-)

[@Couchflyer-NY]

Loud, primitive and dangerously scary. If you’re trying to cheat death, the pipes might as well be flaming. The story of the two S76s is mildly interesting too.

[@golfmkiv9689]

imagine driving 290 km/h with this thing and this tyres lol

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

I cannot even imagine it - and that with a CHAIN drive? Seems not possible at all?

[@thecentralscrutinizer304]

0:27 hello F1 glory days beauties

[@adrianlovic6486]

Back pressure? What back pressure.

[@larstragl146]

I just can't help... When idling it looks and sounds like my former colleague sleeping off his hangover in the sun with this skinny legs and that fat red belly

[@mixe1]

Amazing that was before Titanic sunk

[@moschettiflavio3635]

How to stole an engine and get away with it...
Hey I'm pretty sure the Polytechnic of Turin still want his engine back.

[@denden1083]

Much more streamlined than the ugly SUV s we see today 😂