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Jensen's Next Move: A 947-Horsepower Track Prototype

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Jensen has revealed a new prototype called the Interceptor GTX, built solely for competition use rather than the street. Under its hood sits an eight-cylinder engine, supercharged and displaced at 6.8 liters, tuned to produce 947 horsepower. The car itself won't reach showrooms — its purpose is to establish the engineering basis for a coming series of production Jensens.

With reporting from Robb Report Motors.

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