the Hennessey Venom GT, set a new Guinness World Record for the world’s fastest accelerating production car. To claim the record, the vehicle completed two runs in opposite directions within one ...

The Venom GT's power/weight balance helped Hennessey earn an official 13.6-second 0-300 km/h (186 mph) acceleration record, an unofficial 270.4-mph (435.2-km/h) production car speed record, and a ...

Called the Venom GT, this aluminum-chassis mid-engine 2-seater will tip the scales at some 2700 lb. and be powered by one of Hennessey's 1000-bhp twin-turbo V-10s. That makes for an incredible ...

And those people have rules, which is why despite going faster than any other production car on Earth, ever, the Hennessey Venom GT won't officially wrest that crown from the mighty Bugatti Veyron ...

No, the car is heading to its new home somewhere within—where ... Or You Could Buy 11 Exiges . . . Another Venom GT bit Hennessey chose not to divulge until now is the price, which starts ...

This has just been proven with the new car announced in Hennessey Performance's lineup, the Venom GT2. Not content with 1200hp that currently resides in his 2012 Venom GT, Mr Hennessey has decided ...

Hennessey has already divulged practically ... We’re quite sure he’d be happy to snap a pictorial starring the new Venom GT.

One of the most insane streetcars ever made comes from Hennessey Performance in Texas and it's called the Venom GT. The car is made ... The car has a new flex fuel sensor that is able to track ...

The Hennessey Super Venom Mustang is fun, fast, and exclusive, as always. If you thought the new FordMustang Dark Horse and ...

Hennessey says it has already received ... the Venom GT – with a fixed hardtop roof, or the Venom GT Spyder – with the new removable top. Base pricing for the Venom GT is $950,000.

Client feedback shapes new Hennessey supercar - focused on driver ... CarBuzz was eager to find out more about this project. Cars like the Venom GT and Venom F5 have been incredible machines ...

Sounds like a recipe for tire-shredding mayhem, right? Well, you’d be correct if Hennessey didn’t also make it’s new 200 mph 2011 Venom GT available with a twin-turbocharged 1,000 hp/900 lb-ft torque ...