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Hennessey Venom 775 F-150: Only 100 units, outrageous power and a very brutal design
The American tuner has once again gone all out, raising the F-150’s output to 775 hp and boosting its look and capabilities

From Texas, Hennessey brings us this time its latest incredible creation, based on the legendary Ford F-150. A pick-up that, besides flaunting a radically muscular appearance, carries a supercharged V8 with almost 1,000 Nm of torque and a ride height raised by 15 centimeters compared with the conventional Ford version, thanks to its new shock absorbers signed by Fox Racing.
Until the definitive Raptor version finally reaches the streets, this is an ideal option if you “need” a machine nearly six meters long with almost 800 hp, with which to go shopping or run errands while taking the stoniest and most fun route.

More muscular
The new pick-up signed by Hennessey, in addition to the aforementioned increase in height, features a specific body kit highlighted by robust bumpers with a somewhat off-road focus and huge 35-inch tyres fitted to new-design 20-inch black wheels.
As is typical of the tuner, both the exterior of this F-150 and the cabin bear the Hennessey signature, making it clear this is not a standard F-150 – in case there was any doubt. Its interior features leather-covered sport seats, an armrest and a large steering wheel which, besides the corresponding identification plates, has orange topstitching that gives it a fairly sporty touch.

A powerful heart
Under the bonnet lies the part where Hennessey has worked hardest: the heart of the vehicle. With a 5.0-litre V8 paired with a supercharger of 3.0 litres, the tuner has managed to extract 775 hp and 929 Nm of torque at 4,800 rpm from this powerplant. These are accompanied by a new intercooler, high-performance spark plugs and a new fuel system suited to withstand the demands of this machine.
With these ingredients, the new Hennessey Venom 775 F-150 can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4 seconds and cover ¼ mile in around 12 seconds. Figures that will surely leave more than one sports car eating dust in a drag race.

Anyone wishing to acquire a unit like this will have to pay between $90,000 and $110,000, depending on the equipment chosen. Hennessey also offers a three-year or 36,000-mile warranty with this upgrade.
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