How does a 500hp Ranger sound to you?
Say hello to the new VelociRaptoR 6x6
Hennessey has really taken to the 6x6 market in recent years, with a Mammoth 6?-6 TRX, a Goliath 6?-6 Silverado, and a VelociRaptor 6x6 F-150 all on offer from the Texan tuner. Oh, and there's the slightly left-
by Greg Potts
In case the ‘regular’ Bronco Raptor’s 400+ horses aren’t enough
Hennessey has modified the Ford Bronco Raptor to produce a power level once the sole preserve of supercar exotica. The VelociRaptor 500 Bronco now packs as much power as an old Porsche 911 Turbo.Of course, the factory fresh Bronco Raptor, revealed
by Vijay Pattni
Place your bets
Ah, another head-to-head drag race. In one corner, we have the Ford F-150 Raptor. Packing a 3.5-liter twin-turbo EcoBoost with 450hp and a whopping 691Nm of torque, and running on a tuned Fox suspension setup, this
by Drei Laurel
Courtesy of 600 thundering horses under the hood
Another day, another wildly powerful pickup truck from Texas-based tuners Hennessey Performance. Only this isn't just another 1,000hp one-off-this is the latest generation of Hennessey's best-selling performance truck, the VelociRaptor 600.It's now based
by Greg Potts
With 600hp and ‘Dyneema’ armor plating
The past week, Ford revealed a brand-new F-150 Raptor. Well, it turns out the outgoing one has something to say about it.This is no ordinary Raptor. If any vastly overpowered monster truck sold from a factory can ever be
#lit
Here's a fact for you: No car is faster than its headlights. The science is simple. It doesn't matter how fast your car is-if you've got a pair of tealights guiding you, you're not going to be
Courtesy of Hennessey Performance. Meet the 758hp Hennessey VelociRaptor
Buy a brand-new Ford F-150 Raptor and it no longer comes equipped with a V8-instead, it uses a 3.5-liter V6 turbo derived from a Ford GT engine. This has displeased some people, and Hennessey is here to
This thing is nuts
Why does anyone need six wheels?Well, it's a long-held philosophy that more wheels are better. It's simple math. More wheels equal more rubber, more traction and more social status. A theorem that finds purchase down in Texas, home
