The World’s Fastest Street-Legal Shed Can Do 96 MPH

Yes, it’s legal to drive on the road, and yes, it’s got nitrous oxide. The thing about Great Britain is that pretty much any vehicle can get a license plate there, including Caterhams that wouldn’t be legal elsewhere, high-speed sofas, and the world’s quickest electric road car. Now, we can add the world’s fastest shed …

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