An ultra-rare Hennessey roadster is now up for auction and already going for $2 million, with the price likely to rise. The ...

MERRITT ISLAND, Fla. – The recent rollover crash of a very expensive “hypercar” at the Kennedy Space Center occurred on July 1 on the old Space Shuttle Program runway. The runway measures 15,000 feet ...

The Hennessey Venom F5 Roadster is powered by a 6.6-liter V-8 engine making 1,817 horsepower, mated to a seven-speed manual ...

John Grafman embraced the California dream during his teens and twenties. Year after year, blasting through the canyons that connect the valley to Malibu became a way of life. It was all in the name ...

The Venom F5 Revolution LF stands as Hennessey’s most expensive and technically advanced hypercar. Commissioned for American entrepreneur Louis Florey, the car is a one-off build with unique ...

How do you top a limited-production hypercar like Hennessey Performance's Venom F5? You just build a track-focused, lighter version rocking an extensive list of aero ...

Hennessey has unveiled an even more hare-brained version of the Venom F5, which it's calling the Evolution. According to Hennessey, the Venom F5 Evolution adds 214 horsepower over the original, ...

While the Hennessey Venom F5 has yet to deliver on John Hennessey's promise it will prove itself the fastest production car in the world, that hasn’t stopped the Texas company from creating an even ...

Even if you have your (very valid!) concerns about sending John Hennessey your money, there's no denying that the Venom F5 Revolution has plenty of power. With a mid-mounted twin-turbocharged V8, it ...

A lot is happening in the United States these final days of March – Jeep is busy going to Moab, Utah, for the 58th edition of the Easter Jeep Safari with four new concepts, Ford is doing record ...

Hennessey Performance has announced the completion of final testing for its next-generation hypercar, the Venom F5 Evolution. With a staggering 2,031 horsepower, the F5 Evolution now claims the title ...

Speed records will always be chased. Bigger, stronger, lighter, and faster goes the mantra. Of course, if you build it, you need to test it. Because if an instrument test doesn’t confirm your claims ...