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The Hennessey Venom F5 could be the world’s fastest car – The Australian Financial Review
With an anticipated top speed of 500km/h, the Hennessey Venom F5 could set a new record as the world’s fastest car.
Unlike some hypercars, which with their tin-body feel and lack of creature comforts can be uncomfortably stiff, hot, and loud, the Hennessey car is designed for all types of driving, not just high speeds. Its a decathlete, he says, not just a sprinter.
Straight-line performance and all that absolute speed might be its strongest strengths, but we intend for you to be able to jump in the F5 and get on a British B road and drive through the country and have an enjoyable time and not be spinning the…
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