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compared to a stock Ford Raptor. Unsurprisingly, both standing and rolling starts saw the Velociraptor demolish the truck it’s based on.
Hennessey also offers an off-road upgrade kit. The package adds front and rear bumpers which accommodate the standard sensors found on the F-150, but also adds a lightbar upfront. Also included with the off-road upgrade are 20-inch wheels wrapped in 37-inch tires that combine off-road ability with highway comfort. There’s also a three-inch lift and suspension leveling kit thrown in for that perfect stance and increased off-road capability.
Hennessy’s work is covered by a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty, although only 250 units of the 2022 model will be on offer, with the American tuner keen to ensure exclusivity. Installed, the under-hood upgrades are $19,950, while the off-road package will stretch you another $17,900.collectible car auction in Scottsdale, Arizona, with deliveries starting straight after.
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