Awesome Hennessey

Hennessey boosts the output of the 2015 Ford Mustang GT’s 5L V8 to 717bhp and 632lb.ft. of torque via a supercharger and upgraded fuel injectors and pumps. It comes with 20″ wheels, Pilot Super Sport 2 tires and Brembo brakes.

The crazy folks at Hennessey Performance mashed up the Ford F-150 Raptor with the Ford Excursion, creating a mammoth of an SUV. It starts with a 6.2L 411 bhp Ford V8 but can be upgraded to a supercharged 600 bhp engine.

As if the new Corvette Stingray didn’t have enough muscle, the guys at Hennessey can juice theirs up to anywhere from 600 and 1000hp, with their supercharger and twin-turbo upgrades. Optional body mods improve airflow and drag.

The Hennessey Venom GT heads out to the runway to hit a top speed of 265.7 MPH, the highest speed ever recorded for a production vehicle available to the public. They ran out of runway at 2 miles, so it could even go faster.

Hennessey Performance boosted the Cadillac CTS-V coupe’s V8’s output to a crazy 1,226hp. 0-to-60 is 2.9s and top speed is 242mph. Has carbon fiber parts, ceramic brakes and upgraded suspension.

We’re not sure what it means for aerodynamics, but the Venom GT has lost its roof, but still has 1200 horsepower under the hood. Only six will be made, and they’re expected to sell for over $1mm.

The latest product from Hennessey Performance has an engine as shocking as its price tag: an 805hp 7.0L twin-turbo, making it go from 0 to 60 in just 3.1s. A freaking SUV with supercar speeds.

How does a Lotus Elise powered by a 725-hp Corvette ZR1 engine sound to you? Not enough? Grab the 1,000-hp or 1,200-hp upgrade. Only 10 will be made, so get out your checkbooks now.

Hennessey’s VelociRaptor 500 gets ferocious with a Whipple supercharged 5.4L V8, good for 501 hp and 520 lb-ft, shaving its 0-60 from 8.4s to 5.6s; it’ll be limited to 100 kits each year.