Block is so crazy, he's installed two turbochargers installed on the Hoonicorn's already ridiculous V8, which now produces around 1400 hp. It's hard to imagine a car more gleefully unhinged than this.

Out of all the crazy cars Ken Block has ever driven, the Hoonicorn is probably the most outlandish. The no-expenses-spared project is a fearsome competitor for anything with four wheels—or even two, ...

Ken Block is a madman. Don't believe us? Block just revealed the second version of the Hoonicorn, his all-wheel-drive, wide-body 1965 Ford Mustang drift car, which he unveiled in 2014. Hoonicorn V2 ...

I hear insanity is a relative term, but I doubt there’s much disagreement out there as to how stable one must be to come up with something like the Hoonicorn. Making its big Internet debut two years ...

Head Hoonigan in Charge, Ken Block, is known for his yearly Gymkhana series. For 2017, we are not getting a Gymkhana video, but hold your tears because we are getting two Ken Block spin off series ...

Ken Block's original "Hoonicorn" 1965 Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] Mustang (shown below) was the star of his Gymkhana Seven video. At the time, the naturally aspirated V-8 made about 850 horsepower.

The Hoonicorn is a machine of dreams-- taking the bestAWD tricks andtechnology from rally racing,and slamming it all between the iconic bumpers of a 1965 Ford Mustang with a screaming Roush-Yates ...

Ken Block says it’s the most frightening thing he’s ever driven. “A mind-numbing, crazy experience,” in fact. Considering the litany of race and stunt cars he’s been in, that says a lot. He’s talking ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

The McLaren Senna may be one of the most insane production cars launched in recent memory, but it can’t hold a candle to Ken Block’s Hoonicorn V2. Based on a 1965 Ford Mustang, Block’s Hoonicorn V2 ...

Although many have questioned its performance bona fides on a track, no one questions the Tesla Model S Plaid’s abilities on a drag strip. Is it good enough, though, to take on the fearsome Hoonicorn?

Back in the summer of this year, we learned of Ken Block’s Ford Mustang Hoonicorn getting small and turning RC, because the driver likes to make a living outside crazy car stunts as well. Back then, ...