Hennessey

When it comes to upgrading sports cars and trucks, Hennessey Performance is one of the best in the industry. It was only a matter of time before the Texas-based aftermarket tuners would work their magic on the new C8 Corvette, which is already quite the impressive car all on its own.

The guys at Hennessey Performance recently started producing the first of their Maximus 1000 Jeep Gladiators, and to celebrate the launch, they released a little bit of video footage of the beastly custom truck taking to the desert.

Late last year, Hennessey Performance rolled out its very cool and crazy expensive Velociraptor 6×6. That truck started as a normal F-150 Raptor before being transformed into much more. Hennessey is now turning its hand to doing something similar with the 2019 Chevy Silverado Trail Boss, with the Hennessey Goliath 6×6. As the name implies it gets an extra axle with two more wheels out back, and those are connected to the drivetrain.

If you owe Dom a ten-second car, the Hennessey Jeep Trackhawk HPE 1000 should do the trick quite nicely. The stock Jeep Trackhawk starts out with an already impressive 707 hp supercharged V8 good for a mid-11-second quarter mile run.

Hennessey Performance has announced that it will actually go ahead and build its awesome VelociRaptor 6×6 truck in limited quantities. Just 50 of the trucks will be built, and they’ll be available to buyers around the globe.

Hennessey performance showed off the outside of its Venom F5 hypercar at SEMA a few weeks back. Now the company giving us a gander at the interior of the crazy fast car, and it looks just as good.

During the recent SEMA 2017 show, Hennessey Performance announced an epic new truck – the $349,000 VelociRaptor 6×6. This truck is a heavily modified version of the new Ford F-150 Raptor. The modifications include heavy duty 20″ off-road wheels and tires, custom bumpers, LED lights, and most notably a duo of axles in back. Hennessey says that the 6×6 gains performance in sand and mud compared to the normal 4×4 truck.

Hennessey Performance is teasing a new hypercar set to be unveiled in the coming months. The car is to be called the Venom F5, and all it wants is to be is the fastest production series super sports car in the world, taking aim directly at the Bugatti Chiron.

When it comes to muscle cars, most of the talk of late has been focused on the Dodge Demon. We don’t even know how much power that thing will offer yet, but Hennessey Performance is betting it’s not enough to stop The Exorcist.

Hennessey has announced that its VelociRaptor 600 tuning package is now available on the 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor truck. The update adds in high-flow air induction and an updated turbo system. The air-to-air intercooler and piping are also updated, along with a new engine management system, stainless steel exhaust, and more. The Stage 1 package also gets unique front and rear bumpers, 20″ 10-spoke wheels, wrapped in 35″ Toyo off-road tires.

Hennessey has announced that it has a very cool new take on the 2017 Ford Raptor that it can build you. That is assuming you can afford the whopping $295,000 price tag of the Velociraptor 6×6.

Hennessey Performance has unveiled a wild performance car to celebrate their 25th anniversary. The car is the 25th Anniversary Edition HPE800 Ford Mustang. Limited to just 25 vehicles, it makes 804 hp and 648 lb-ft. of torque.

OK, so maybe it’s a little hyperbolic to set a video of the Hennessey Venom GT Spyder breaking the record for world’s fastest convertible to President Kennedy’s inaugural “Ask not what your country can do for you” speech.

Hennessey Performance Engineering will be showing off three vehicles at the 2015 SEMA show when it kicks off tomorrow. The coolest of the trio of vehicles looks to be the Venom GT with its power output bumped up to an insane 1451 hp.

There’s fast, really fast, and then there’s sick fast. The Hennessey Venom GT’s power is enough to make any speed freak overdose. The famous auto made in 2014 by the renowned high-performance customizer was based on a Lotus’ Exige body, which is known for its light weight.