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This is the colossal Hennessey Goliath 6x6

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This is the colossal Hennessey Goliath 6x6 | Top Gear

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Hennessey builds its second six-wheeled monster

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This is the colossal Hennessey Goliath 6x6

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Hennessey builds its second six-wheeled monster

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Hennessey builds its second six-wheeled monster

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This is the colossal Hennessey Goliath 6x6

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This is the colossal Hennessey Goliath 6x6

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This is the colossal Hennessey Goliath 6x6

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Hennessey builds its second six-wheeled monster

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Hennessey already builds the bonkers VelociRaptor 6X6 – but what if you want six-wheel drive and don’t fancy a Ford? Well, you’re in luck. This is the all-new, and equally brilliantly-named, Goliath 6X6.

It’s based on the already rather large 2019/20 Chevrolet Silverado, although Hennessey presumably thinks that the standard car is a bit of a shrinking violet.

The Goliath has not only gained that extra rear axle, but it’s also been lifted by a huge eight inches to make it even more of a task to get in and out of. There can’t be many things with more road presence though.

It should be a bit of a monster off-road too. There’s a full new rear suspension setup to cope with the modifications, as well as specialist 37-inch tyres and a roll-bar upgrade.

Under the bonnet, things are actually rather restrained in Hennessey terms. Power has been upped to 450bhp thanks to a cold air intake and stainless-steel exhaust, although we’re sure if you ask nicely you’ll be able to get that increased significantly.

Plus, in even more sensible news, Hennessey is offering a three-year/36,000-mile warranty!

The base price for the Goliath 6X6 will be $375,000 – which thankfully includes the standard Silverado – but only 24 units will be made.

John Hennessey says that the first has already been sold. Who’s bought it you might ask?

“Our first Goliath 6X6 is owned by auto enthusiast, Bob Berard, owner of the largest potato farm in the state of Wisconsin,” said Hennessey.

Bravo that man.

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Hennessey already builds the bonkers VelociRaptor 6X6 – but what if you want six-wheel drive and don’t fancy a Ford? Well, you’re in luck. This is the all-new, and equally brilliantly-named, Goliath 6X6.

It’s based on the already rather large 2019/20 Chevrolet Silverado, although Hennessey presumably thinks that the standard car is a bit of a shrinking violet.

The Goliath has not only gained that extra rear axle, but it’s also been lifted by a huge eight inches to make it even more of a task to get in and out of. There can’t be many things with more road presence though.

It should be a bit of a monster off-road too. There’s a full new rear suspension setup to cope with the modifications, as well as specialist 37-inch tyres and a roll-bar upgrade.

Under the bonnet, things are actually rather restrained in Hennessey terms. Power has been upped to 450bhp thanks to a cold air intake and stainless-steel exhaust, although we’re sure if you ask nicely you’ll be able to get that increased significantly.

Plus, in even more sensible news, Hennessey is offering a three-year/36,000-mile warranty!

The base price for the Goliath 6X6 will be $375,000 – which thankfully includes the standard Silverado – but only 24 units will be made.

John Hennessey says that the first has already been sold. Who’s bought it you might ask?

“Our first Goliath 6X6 is owned by auto enthusiast, Bob Berard, owner of the largest potato farm in the state of Wisconsin,” said Hennessey.

Bravo that man.

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Hennessey builds its second six-wheeled monster