Hennessey Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8


Hennessey revealed their newest Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 version, an 805HP beast. It’s roughly one of the most powerful Jeeps on market today. Dubbed as the 2013 HPE800 Twin Turbo Jeep by Hennessey, the car boasts a 7.0-liter power plant based on a 6.4-liter Hemi.
It’s equipped with two turbo-chargers that increase its power to 805 HP at 5,800 RPM (823 HP – 4,000 RPM), with 823 lb-ft of torque. The acceleration from naught to 62 mph is done in an incredible 3.1 seconds, even faster than today’s supercars. Ferrari and Lamborghinis are surely left behind by this monster.

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