Hennessey’s latest creation is a riff on the Mustang Dark Horse and Mustang GT called the Super Venom. Maxed out with 850 bhp, this muscle monster is a dedication to recognize when Hennessey was founded in 1991.

The Texas-based high-performance vehicle specialist, Hennessey, has unveiled its latest engineering marvel: the Hennessey Ford Mustang SUPER VENOM. Designed to push the boundaries of speed and handling,

Texas tuning shop Hennessey has a reputation for pushing the envelope, and the newly revealed Super Venom Mustang follows that tradition faithfully. As the company says, this “ultimate Hennessey Mustang” gives the best in power,

The Texas shop's 850-horsepower muscle car sounds delightfully wild.

Hennessey has done that thing again where it takes a fast car and makes it even faster, subjecting the Ford Mustang GT and Dark Horse models to outrageous amounts of power. New total? That’ll be around 850hp - 46 more than the ‘Ring record-setting GTD - plus 881Nm.

To celebrate 34 years since its inception in 1991, Hennessey has turned yet another Mustang into a supercar-scaring monster.

W ell known American tuner John Hennessey has revealed a new addition to his company’s line up, a beast called the Super Venom. Based on the Ford Mustang V8, the Super Venom boasts outputs of 633kW of power and 881Nm of torque - and is covered by a factory Ford warranty as well.

The automaker applied for a new patent that conjured up old ideas about a four-door version of the Mustang—no, not that one.