- 2020 Model Year Jeep Gladiator HPE1000 Hennessey and Maxiums
- Black exterior
- Black and Red interior
- 6.2L Supercharged Hellcat V8
- HPE1000 Engine upgrade with 1000 HP & 933 lb-ft of Torque
- ECU, Wiring Harnesses, Radiator, Fuel System
- Stainless Steel Exhaust System
- MAXIMUS Front & Rear Bumpers with LED Lights
- Heavy-duty Off-Road Axles
- Dana 60 Front & Rear Differentials (4.88 gear ratio)
- Heavy-duty Front & Rear Driveshafts
- Hennessey Aluminum Wheels with 8-Lug Bolt Pattern
- KING Off-Road Suspension System with 6-inch lift
- BFG Off-Road Tires
- Drop-down running boards
- Upgraded Leather Interior with Hennessey & MAXIMUS Embroidered Seats
- HENNESSEY & MAXIMUS exterior branding
- Limited edition 1 of 24 serial numbered interior and engine bay plaques
Ever scrolled through YouTube and seen cars set top speed records? Well, if you do, the name Hennessey sure comes to mind. The American performance powerhouse is known for one thing, taking a fast car, and making it faster. With an impressive history of breaking records, the year 2020 would bring about their latest project, the Jeep Gladiator Hennessey Maximus. The Maximus is one mean machine that sits on top of the off-road food chain and when unveiled at SEMA with just a limited run of 24 units you sure were missing out if you didn't get your hands on one. Ever wondered what life would be like with a high-performance off-roader? This is your chance to own one of 24 rare beasts with this 2020 Jeep Gladiator Hennessey Maximus we have today. With just 3,400 miles on the clock, you sure get exclusivity and performance.
Exterior and Interior
While the Jeep Gladiator is cool on so many levels, looking at this 2020 Jeep Gladiator Hennessey Maximus with its black exterior, HENNESSEY & MAXIMUS exterior branding and MAXIMUS front & rear bumpers with LED Lights just boasts off-roading loyalty. Ensuring you ride high off the ground and in style are Hennessey aluminum wheels with 8-lug bolt pattern which are wrapped with thick BFG off-road tires. Stepping into the interior and you are first greeted with drop-down running boards. When you do get in, the black and red leather interior with Hennessey & MAXIMUS Embroidered Seats welcome you in and provide comfort like no other. The upgraded interior seats 4 comfortably and sport its serial number to remind you that you are in one rare machine.
Engine
It's important to note that this 2020 Jeep Gladiator Hennessey Maximus isn't just another appearance package, underneath the hood you got horsepower figures that could raise many eyebrows. Powering this off-road beast is a supercharged 6.2L Hellcat V8 crate engine which has been finetuned by Hennessey to push a mind-boggling 1000hp and 933 lb-ft of torque. Stomp on the throttle and you are sure to hear that V8 burst into life thanks to a stainless steel exhaust system. This being a jeep means you ought to take it off roading and that's where the KING off-road suspension system with 6-inch lift, Dana 60 front & rear differentials (4.88 gear ratio), heavy-duty off-road axles, and heavy duty front & rear driveshafts come in handy.
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