Top Speeds

The max speed of a P-51 is 437mpg

250 kph / 155 mph.

It is the top speed of TVR.

60 mp/h

150 MPH or 240 KM/H

253 MPH

The F-22 can hit almost mach 3 I believe

34mph is the average for most horses.

45 is more like the speed of racehorses

and Quarter horses can reach 55 miles an hour for short sprints

around 30 KPH

Basicaly from what i understand about ICBM's is that in a First strike situation ,it would take 30 minuets for the missles to travel from American Silos in the Midwest to Russian silos in the Urals, so calculate the distance and devide it by the time involved to travel the distance and you'll come up with the speed.BTW the same formulation works the same for a Soviet first strike.They said in the Cold war in the 1980's that the response for a pre-emptive strike would leave a only a few minuets difference in the launchung of our ICBM's before a Soviet pre-emptive strike detonated.Cheak out MAD [mutual assured distruction.]and no first use policy as well as ""escalation"".

nothing

250Km that is what one of my book's say but it must be the old one.

93 in my 07 tahoe ltz

85 mph.

The top speed of a Nissan 350z is 155 miles per hour which is set by the vehicle's governor. This is a safety feature which prevents the driver from losing control at higher speeds.

had mine up to 120+

150 mph advertised per magazine TOPSPEED

i have just bought myself a 1996 ktm 360 exc, i have already been up to 155km/h on it with supermoto tyres and it still had more go in it.

20-25mph.

around 100 kmph

It depends on the variety and terrain the tank is in. The older models could do 42mph on road and 25mph off road. However, the newest versions could do about 60mph on road and 36mph off road.

350 kph / 217 mph

The top speed ever acheived by a formula one car during a race was 369.9 km/h (229.8 mph) set during the 2004 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Italy by driver Antônio Pizzonia of the BMW Williams F1 team driving the FW26 powered by a BMW 3.0 litre v10.

90kph

but my T,S is 130kph

4x AWS is alleged to be the top achieved/recorded record. AWS is the acronym of "Average Wind Speed".