Car World Records  

Clint Poore bench pressed a car 26 times. He set the record at The Arnold Schwarzenegger Sports and Fitness Festival in Columbus, Ohio.

Noah L. drove through 186 consecutive green traffic lights while driving around New York City.

Ludo M. ate 10 types of cheese under a car.

Sebastian H. juggled five soccer balls for 6.95 seconds while standing on a car.

Kapil Gehlot used his teeth to pull a vehicle weighing 740 kilograms while wearing roller skates.

Kent Haines and Erin Descoteaux took 41.66 seconds to drive through the legendary Chandelier Tree while listening to "Maneater" by Hall & Oates

Pat Cassels and Brian Murphy from College Humor sat in a Ford Focus ST and told 60 jokes in two minutes, 18.60 seconds. Watch the full Ford Focus ST video here. The record was officiated by RecordSetter president Dan Rollman.

19-year-old Paul "Sasquatch" Miller of the Omega Force Strength Team pulled a 30,000-pound truck 50 feet. He set the record during the 2016 Jacksonian Festival in Scottsville, Kentucky. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are trained as a professional stunt performer.

Powered by the all-new KIA Sportage, KIA Motors South Africa set the record for the World’s Longest Test Drive Relay. The KIA Motors team, together with 520 test drivers, drove a total of 3,291 kilometers exploring six South African provinces over a seven-day period. Learn more about the feat here.

Costas "The Pen Guy" Schuler glued 10,000 pens to his Mercedes Benz.

Michael pulled an SUV weighing 4,798 pounds 100 meters away while in a wheelchair.

Kathy Lynch lowered all the toes on her right foot except the middle one 75 times in one minute, with her foot sticking out of a car window.

Mani Shankar, a four-year-old boy, pulled a car 60 feet (720 inches) using his hair.

Michael Zarnock has a collection of 20,000 Hot Wheels cars.

Olof Eriksson completed a 360-degree spin out using a rear-wheel drive car in 6.24 seconds.

Pete Moyer asked 70 questions through the intercom at a KFC drive-thru during a single visit. The patient employee was Mike Workman.