A motorist was clocked driving at more than 320 kph (199 mph) on the Autobahn west of Berlin, a record high at more than 124 mph above the speed limit, German police said.

The German Autobahn is legendary among car enthusiasts due to its deliberate lack of speed limits, allowing people to legally drive as fast as they want. Unfortunately, that's not entirely accurate – more and more parts of the Autobahn are being speed restricted as the years go by.

This is far from the first time that we've seen a wild ticket for excessive speed. Just a couple of months ago, a Porsche Panamera driver received over $2700 in fines after police claimed they saw him driving at 167 mph in a 70 mph zone. Of course, that was in California, where there are no roads without speed limits.

German police revealed this week that a Porsche Panamera driver got caught on radar going 199 miles per hour in July. While authorities didn't release the driver's age or name, they noted that the speeder received a $1,

A motorist was caught driving at 199 mph on the Autobahn near Berlin, marking an unprecedented speed. The driver was fined, penalized two points on their license, and banned from driving for three months.

A motorist was clocked driving at more than 320 kph (199 mph) on the Autobahn west of Berlin, a record high at more than 124 mph above the speed limit, German police said. The speedster, who was not identified, was caught while racing along the A2 highway near Burg on July 28.

A motorist was clocked driving at more than 320 kph (199 mph) on the Autobahn west of Berlin, a record high at more than 124 mph above the speed limit, German police said. The speedster, who was not identified,