having debuted the Hennessey Venom GT back in 2011. Its successor, the Venom F5, is poised to hit a top speed of around 315 MPH—provided a long enough stretch of road is available. Although it ...

Touted as an American successor to the Porsche Carrera GT, it will be a visceral ... had been done on the potential of the Venom F5 around the circuit. Hennessey's VP of engineering, Brian Jones ...

Following up on the Venom GT would prove to be a tall order. In 2020, Hennessey revealed the Venom F5, a 1,817 horsepower ...

Leading the pack will be Hennessey's flagship hypercar, the Venom GT now boasting a maximum power output of 1451 bhp @ 7200 rpm, a gain of 207 bhp over the previous generation Venom which clocked ...

You’ll be familiar with the Hennessey Venom F5. Conceived to crack 300mph, this sequel to the ballistic Venom GT is Texas tuning mogul John Hennessey’s ultimate statement on extreme speed.

Hennessey claims the F5 will weigh 1,338kg and despite being almost 100kg heavier than its Venom GT predecessor, it should offer better performance thanks to new active aerodynamics and a slippery ...

Hennessey isn't making any promises, but it thinks the Venom F5 could take the Nurburgring record from Mercedes-AMG. Add CarBuzz to your Google News feed. Hennessey also said he was a fan of ...

Hennessey is at the 2015 SEMA Show with three vehicles pumping out a combined 2,875 horsepower. The most exciting of the three vehicles is the Venom GT Spyder, pushing 1,451 hp as the company’s ...

As an evo reader, you’ll know the Hennessey name from more than three decades of tuning muscle cars and pickup trucks from its base in Sealy, Texas. Not forgetting the Venom GT and Venom F5 ...

Performance figures haven’t been revealed, but the F5-M Roadster stands on the shoulders of the world’s fastest-ever convertible road car – the Hennessey Venom GT Spyder. That model ...