亨尼西Venom F5 Revolution Steals The Show At Motorcar Cavalcade Concours d'Elegance

Miami's second-ever Motorcar Cavalcade Concours d'Elegance took place on Sunday, 15 January 2023, andCarBuzzwas on the ground to enjoy all the eye candy. We bumped shoulders with Wyclef Jean, Kat DeLorean, Alonzo Mourning, and John Hennessey.

It's fair to say Hennessey stole the show, which took some doing, considering all the unobtanium on display. Hennessey chose the Cavalcade to showcase the newVenom F5Revolution, its new 1,817-horsepowerlightweight track toy. It costs $2.7 million, which is small change for a prestigious event like this.

Still, the Revolution packs a mighty punch in the flesh. The images don't do it justice. Luckily, the Revolution was parked right next to a standard Venom F5 for a proper side-by-side comparison. Later this year, theF5 is going for the 300 mph record.

As mentioned in our preview, there were various awards up for grabs, but only two that really mattered. The Best of Show winners were split into two categories: Modern and Classic.

The Modern title was claimed by a 2021Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series,而the Classic award went to a 1928 Auburn 8-115 Speedster.

AMG's GT Black Serieswent out of productionafter 1,700 units. It was the most hardcore AMG GT available, apart from thetrack-only Mercedes-AMG GT3 Edition 55. How could a mundane car like an AMG GT win, especially when you consider all the other cars in attendance? We're talking a Mclaren Senna and a Speedtail, several Bugattis, a Ferrari SF90 Spider, and possibly the rarest of them all, the Lamborghini Sian. Lamborghini will soon show its new V12 hybrid supercar, but the Sian was the first. Perhaps the Black Series owner simply had a better detailer than other supercar owners in attendance.