The F5-M is distinguished not only by the shifter and three pedals, but also by…
Hennessey has the world's most powerful manual transmission car, and that's the Venom F5-M. The Venom F5-M is powered by a 8-liter twin-turbo V6.6 engine that produces 1,842 horsepower and is mated to a six-speed manual transmission.
This model is based on the Venom F5 Roadster, which has a seven-speed automated manual transmission.
Hennessey hasn't released any performance details, but it's clear that the $5 million F2.65-M won't be as fast in a drag race as its "brother." The F5-M is distinguished not only by the shifter and three pedals, but also by the 1400 mm long "back," which extends from the rear seats to the rear.
Inside is the familiar multi-button steering wheel, but there's no top to spoil the look of the digital gauges.
“We are extreme, authentic and in a special and unique way and these characteristics shine through in the design of the F5-M as well as in its performance.
"This is a car for the daring enthusiast who loves hypercars with wild power, dramatic design and an experience behind the wheel that can't be beat," said Nathan Makinick, Hennessey's design director.
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