LocomotiveVerified on build 25754343 
British Class A4
London and North Eastern Railway's express steam locomotive set the world speed record for steam locomotives in 1938, which it still holds today.
What it costs and how it compares
Running costs
$1,320,489
per year
Speed rank in 1935
#2 of 11
by top speed, among those on sale that year
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Power: #2 of 11
- Pennsylvanian Class GG13,000 kW 160 km/h
- British Class A41,986 kW 145 km/h
- Ce 6/8 II Crocodile1,650 kW 90 km/h
- Russian Class SU1,213 kW 115 km/h
- Chinese Class JF11,150 kW 80 km/h
- 4-4-2 Atlantic700 kW 100 km/h
- Baden Class VI c580 kW 90 km/h
- ALCO HH 600450 kW 70 km/h
- Russian Class OB441 kW 60 km/h
Locomotives on sale in 1935, most powerful first, with top speed.Overview
- Type
- Locomotive
- Available
- 1935–1975
- Top speed (km/h)
- 145
- Power (kW)
- 1986
- Tractive effort (kN)
- 158
- Empty weight (t)
- 105
- Price
- 7922934
- Running costs per year
- 1320489
- Lifespan (years)
- 80
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