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Hennessey's upcoming Venom F5 hypercar has been teased ahead of it's official debut at SEMA 2017, on November 1. Hennessey claims that the Venom F5 will be one of the fastest cars in the world with a top-speed of about 482 kmph.

American super car tuning company, Hennessey Performance Engineering recently celebrated its 25th anniversary by proving that the Venom GT Spyder is the world's fastest convertible yet.

Say hello to Hennessey Venom F5, Venom GT's successor in every sense of the word. To put it in the company's own words, "With the fury of a Texas tornado, 290 mph is within reach", which means the hypercar might be able to go as fast as 467Km/h.

Hennessey has been in the news for the right reasons and they have also established themselves as the masters of speed. Therefore, it doesn't come as a surprise when they published details of the Venom F5. Long story short, Hennessey is gunning for the top speed world record with the Venom F5, yet again!

When Karl Benz gave the world its first production car, i.e. the Benz Velo, little did he know the kind of frenzy he had set in motion. The Benz Velo was afforded the title of being the fastest production car in 1894 even though it offered a top speed of mere 19km/h.

We are well aware of what American tuner Hennessey is capable of. We saw the transformation of the Venom GT recently and the way it was powered to break records set by the likes of the Bugatti Veyron (not official yet). Now, the company released a supercharger kit for the 2015 Cadillac Escalade.

We did tell you about Hennessey breaking the speed record at the Kennedy Space Station and crossing the already set record by the Bugatti Veyron. The company has now announced plans to celebrate the Venom GT's 435.1km/h run by coming out with a "World's Fastest Edition."

Just a few days back we heard about the Hennessey Venom GT going crazy at 435 km/h, beating the Bugatti Veyron's speed record (well sort of). But now there is a new kid on the block and it's called the Koenigsegg One:1

What has the body of a Lotus Exige, a 7.0-liter twin turbo V8, and a world speed record? A car that can burst the Bugatti Veyron into smithereens a.k.a the Hennessy Venom GT.

US engineers have developed the world's fastest car with a top speed of an incredible 435 kilometres per hour.

A stunning supercar has smashed the world record for acceleration after hitting nearly 300 km per hour in just over 13 seconds.

Hennessey's upcoming Venom F5 hypercar has been teased ahead of it's official debut at SEMA 2017, on November 1. Hennessey claims that the Venom F5 will be one of the fastest cars in the world with a top-speed of about 482 kmph.

American super car tuning company, Hennessey Performance Engineering recently celebrated its 25th anniversary by proving that the Venom GT Spyder is the world's fastest convertible yet.

Say hello to Hennessey Venom F5, Venom GT's successor in every sense of the word. To put it in the company's own words, "With the fury of a Texas tornado, 290 mph is within reach", which means the hypercar might be able to go as fast as 467Km/h.

Hennessey has been in the news for the right reasons and they have also established themselves as the masters of speed. Therefore, it doesn't come as a surprise when they published details of the Venom F5. Long story short, Hennessey is gunning for the top speed world record with the Venom F5, yet again!

When Karl Benz gave the world its first production car, i.e. the Benz Velo, little did he know the kind of frenzy he had set in motion. The Benz Velo was afforded the title of being the fastest production car in 1894 even though it offered a top speed of mere 19km/h.

We are well aware of what American tuner Hennessey is capable of. We saw the transformation of the Venom GT recently and the way it was powered to break records set by the likes of the Bugatti Veyron (not official yet). Now, the company released a supercharger kit for the 2015 Cadillac Escalade.

We did tell you about Hennessey breaking the speed record at the Kennedy Space Station and crossing the already set record by the Bugatti Veyron. The company has now announced plans to celebrate the Venom GT's 435.1km/h run by coming out with a "World's Fastest Edition."

Just a few days back we heard about the Hennessey Venom GT going crazy at 435 km/h, beating the Bugatti Veyron's speed record (well sort of). But now there is a new kid on the block and it's called the Koenigsegg One:1

What has the body of a Lotus Exige, a 7.0-liter twin turbo V8, and a world speed record? A car that can burst the Bugatti Veyron into smithereens a.k.a the Hennessy Venom GT.

US engineers have developed the world's fastest car with a top speed of an incredible 435 kilometres per hour.

A stunning supercar has smashed the world record for acceleration after hitting nearly 300 km per hour in just over 13 seconds.