The fastest V12-powered motor car ever built, according to Rolls-Royce, is called the Thunderbolt. It set a land speed record of 357.497 miles per hour in 1938, driven by George Eyston, and was ...

The Black Arrow name comes from the black arrows that were painted on the Thunderbolt land-speed record car of the 1930s, which ran a Rolls-Royce V-12 engine designed for aircraft.

Ildar, the virtual artist better known as "ildar_project" on social media, usually plays with tuned vehicles - so is anyone ...

The Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow takes inspiration from Captain George Eyston’s Thunderbolt, a 15,400-lbs (7,000 kg) land speed record machine that used its two Rolls Royce V12 Aero engines to ...

Watch our video as put a Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge through its paces - a car for the owner, not the chauffeur?