108 Year old FIAT S76 in Action - 28.4-litre 4-Cylinder Engine Spitting Flames!

This video shows you the The Beast of Turin: 1911 Fiat S76! You see it in action during the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed! The owner drives also this 1911 Fiat S76 on the public road, also when it comes to Goodwood! You will hear the loud 28,4 liter engine in action (is still the largest car engine ever produced)!
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[@cvdzijden]

Make more flames than a Lamborghini Aventador 😂🔥

[@Gumbal]

The Mother of all Flamethrowers 🔥

[@Thedriver96207]

Now can you imagine a Modern version with a similar sized motor? Unreal

[@lucianene7741]

Yes I can. Blastolene Special and Indy Special have a similarly sized motors, albeit with more cylinders.

[@martho3012]

Idk but those flames gives me GOOSEBUMPS

[@geraldcharles1624]

I would like to see the engine running in the dark, the exhaust flames would look so cool.

[@mathysdupreez602]

Luv it! Imagine driving that in anger on a wet road…

[@alexandro5961]

Good handling,,considering everything!

[@frankywatte5646]

A fire-breathing monster, and straw everywhere. This is a serous fire hazard.😋

[@khadafiyusuf1917]

28.4 Litre are you crazy....

[@ΑρηςΖαχαρακης]

🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷👍👍👍

[@Hotdog80085]

You could remove 25 liters from this and it'd still be a massive 4 banger 😭

[@lauchlanstill6677]

3.4 is pretty small

[@lauchlanstill6677]

It’s certainly ugly and sounds terrible 😂

[@the-stig-nickname]

1000rpm rev limit

[@NJPurling]

At 3:00 when they are coming back to the start we very briefly see the back end of a car. Was that 'BABS' by any chance?

[@jcgabriel1569]

It is indeed!