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The fastest car in 1995 was a hand built. With Mike Moran's famous Casper 1995 Chevy Camaro. With a twin turbo added. He beet the record in 1995 traveling to 1320 ft at 6.866 seconds and 205.47 mph.
no ,it was the Honda nsx type-r it has 12.7 1/4mile by this time it was the fastest factory car
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